dinner – Page 4 – Madison Catholic Herald Archive (2001-2025)

The season of celebrating the Nativity of Jesus Christ is complete with abundant opportunities for eating, many from long-held family traditions and others might just be questionable habits we have picked up in our daily struggle to make ends meet and jam another activity into our already over-scheduled daily routines.

What if the old maxim “You are what you eat” also included “You are how you eat”?

A fast-food culture

For instance, when was the last time I ate by myself from a fast-food drive-up window?

Around the Diocese

On November 25, 2010

Joan Carey, For the Catholic Herald

St. Ambrose benefit dinner moves to the Marriott

MADISON — It’s been called the “event of the season” for Madison Catholics. St. Ambrose Academy once again invites all who value Catholic education to join them for their annual benefit dinner.

Around the Diocese

On September 2, 2010September 25, 2024

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First dinner auction for All Saints School

All Saints School is putting the final touches on its first annual dinner auction, “Monopolize the Night.”

Around the Diocese

On January 8, 2009January 31, 2024

Joan Carey, For the Catholic Herald

St. Ambrose Christmas dinner

Hundreds of staunch supporters of Catholic education and St. Ambrose Academy flocked, or rather, skated, to the Bishop O’Connor Catholic Pastoral Center on December 19 after a huge snowstorm for Christmas Dinner With the Bishop, the school’s major fundraiser of the year.

Around the Diocese

On November 20, 2008

Joan Carey, For the Catholic Herald

Bishop dons chef’s hat for St. Ambrose benefit

MADISON — St. Ambrose Academy is busily preparing for its biggest fundraiser of the year, a gala Christmas celebration with Bishop Robert C. Morlino, including a festive gourmet dinner and silent auction.

“St. Ambrose Academy continues to do outstanding work in the academic, spiritual, and personal formation of young people,” said Bishop Morlino.

“This event offers us a great opportunity not only to support an excellent, young, Catholic institution, but also to come together to celebrate a great Saint of the Church, and to cheer on some future saints. I welcome all of you to join us for what promises to be another great evening with the ‘chefs’ of St. Ambrose!”