Blessed Virgin Mary Queen of Peace Parish, Hawley, PA PRIEST: Father Richard Beck PREPARING: Breakfast, lunch and dinner - in the ways he knows best. Wink, wink. Thank you for visiting our parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I hope you’ll consider supporting me with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this "cooking" challenge even though cooking is not my top skill because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. Please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of the cookbook sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Cathedral of St. Peter, Scranton, PA PRIESTS: Bishop Joseph Bambera, Father Gerald Shantillo, Father John Polednak, and Monsignor Dale Rupert PREPARING: A three-course meal paired with wine: chicken Marsala, pasta carbonara and a limoncello dessert. Thank you for visiting Cathedral of St. Peter Parish's Rectory, Set, Cook! page. We hope you’ll consider supporting us with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Cathedral parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. As residents of the rectory here at the Cathedral of St. Peter, we've taken up this cooking challenge because we believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. We thank God for the good people of our parish, our communities and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try the recipes we've presented, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of this sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine

Christ The King Parish, Archbald, PA PRIEST: Father Brian J.T. Clarke PREPARING: Martha Stewart's Lemon Cream Pistachio Pasta - with a Caesar salad gone a bit awry. Thank you for visiting our parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I'm Father Brian Clarke, and I hope you will consider supporting me with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try the recipe I’ve made here, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of this sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Mary Mother of God Parish, Scranton, PA PRIEST: Father Cyril Edwards PREPARING: A healthy power breakfast Thank you for visiting our parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I'm Father Cyril Edwards, and I hope you will consider supporting me with a vote (or a few) over the next few weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. Please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of this sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Most Holy Trinity Parish, Susquehanna, PA PRIEST: Father David Cramer PREPARING: A cinematically inspired Slumgullion Stew, a la "It Happened On Fifth Avenue." Thank you for visiting our parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I'm Father David Cramer, and I hope you’ll consider supporting me with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try the recipe I’ve presented, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of our cookbook sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Our Lady of the Eucharist Parish, Pittston, PA PRIEST: Father Paul McDonnell, working under the watchful eye of Chef Gina of St. Joseph's Oblates. PREPARING: Homemade gnocchi Thank you for visiting the Our Lady of the Eucharist Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I'm Fr. Paul McDonnell of St. Joseph's Oblates, and I've taken up this challenge in representation of Our Lady of the Eucharist, the parish I am proud to serve as sacramental minister. I hope you’ll consider supporting Chef Gina and me with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our Lady of the Eucharist Parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. Gina and I joined this effort because we believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of Our Lady of the Eucharist Parish, our community and our country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try our recipe for homemade gnocchi, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook on the homepage of this event site. Proceeds of the cookbook sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Our Lady Queen of Peace, Brodheadsville, PA PRIEST: Father Bob Simon, in partnership with the owner of his favorite restaurant, Babuni's Table in Brodheadsville. PREPARING: Polish Potato Pancakes, Hungarian style Thank you for visiting our parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I hope you’ll consider supporting me with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. Please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of this sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Queen of the Apostles Parish, Avoca, PA PRIEST: Father Phil Sladicka, with parishioner Bob Valiante PREPARING: Hearty Chili Thank you for visiting our parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I am Fr. Phil Sladicka, and I've teamed up with parishioner Bob Valiante to create our favorite chili. I hope you will consider supporting us with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. Bob and I have taken up this cooking challenge because we believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. We thank God for the good people of our parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try our chili recipe, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of the cookbook sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish, Peckville, PA PRIEST: Father Andrew Kurovsky, in concert with the Pretty Pastinas PREPARING: Queena Francina Pasta Thank you for visiting our parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I'm Father Andy Kurovsky, and I'm here with Peckville's Pretty Pastinas. I hope you’ll consider supporting our team with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. We've taken up this cooking challenge because we believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of our parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try the recipe I’ve presented, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of this sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Saints Anthony and Rocco Parish, Dunmore, PA SPONSORED BY I&M WEALTH ADVISORS PRIEST: Father David Cappelloni PREPARING: Castagnole, a.k.a. fried doughnuts with a recipe straight from Italy Thank you for visiting our parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I'm Father David Cappelloni, and I hope you will consider supporting me with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try my doughnut recipe, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of the cookbook sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Saints Peter and Paul Church, Plains Township, PA PRIEST: Father Jack Lambert PREPARING: Guinness Irish Stew Thank you for visiting our parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I am Father Jack Lambert, and I hope you will consider supporting me with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try my recipe for Guinness Irish Stew, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of the cookbook sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Saint Brigid Parish, Friendsville, PA PRIEST: Father Kevin Miller PREPARING: Shrimp scampi with sauteed Brussels sprouts Thank you for visiting our parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I'm Father Kevin Miller, and I hope you’ll consider supporting me with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try the recipe I’ve presented, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of this sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish, Swoyersville, PA PRIEST: Father Joseph Pisaneschi with Pastoral Council member Maria Englot PREPARING: Pesce al sugo (Fish in sauce) Thank you for visiting St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. Because I, your humble pastor, have only the capability of making toast, that is the "dish" I had intended to prepare for you. The members of our Pastoral Council, however, when they heard of this plan, convinced me to up my game. In fact, they enlisted the services of council member Maria Englot to TEACH me to cook. Maria and I - well, mostly Maria - made one of her favorite dishes: pesce al sugo, or fish in sauce. We used the family recipe Maria brought here from Italy and chose to prepare this dish with fresh haddock, but your favorite fish filet also will work perfectly well. During this process, Maria scolded me a bit about presentation. I learned a few important lessons, one being that this type of fish should not be served in any old 9x13 baking dish. So when you check out our photos, please focus on those that feature Maria's much nicer plating and try to get past that boring baking dish. The most important thing to know is that the elements of this dish - onions, garlic and more - smell delicious while coming together. We highly recommend this for your Lenten lineup! We hope you’ll consider supporting our parish team with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish will benefit directly from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. As your pastor, I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and know our parish does, too. Here at Seton, we have always cared deeply about social justice. We know we as Catholics are all called by Christ to feed the poor, and that is exactly what this fundraiser is helping us to do. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try making pesce al sugo at home yourself, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook on the HOW IT WORKS tab of this event page. Proceeds of the cookbook sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Saint Faustina Kowalska Parish, Nanticoke, PA, and Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish, Hunlock Creek, PA PRIEST: Father Brian Van FossenPREPARING: Banana bread and Polish coffee with a special twist. Thank you for visiting our parishes' Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I hope you’ll consider supporting me with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parishes will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parishes, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try the recipe I’ve presented, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of this sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

St. Ignatius Parish, Kingston, PA PRIEST: Monsignor David Tressler, with master baker, his niece Julia PREPARING: Pineapple Upside Down Cake Thank you for visiting our parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I am Monsignor David Tressler, and I hope you will consider supporting me (and my sous chef niece!) with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core missions on a daily basis. If you’d like to try the recipe I’ve presented, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of this sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Saint John The Evangelist and Saint Joseph Marello Parishes, Pittston, PA PRIEST: Father Joseph Elston PREPARING: French toast bread pudding Thank you for visiting our parishes’ Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I hope you’ll consider supporting us with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. St. Joseph Marello and St. John The Evangelist parishes will directly benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. As your pastor, I've taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try the recipe I’ve presented, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of the cookbook sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Saint John Neumann Parish and St. Paul of the Cross Parishes, Scranton, PA PRIEST: Father Jonathan Kuhar PREPARING: Cream puffs Thank you for visiting our parishes' Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I am Fr. Jonathan, and I hope you will consider supporting me with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parishes will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parishes, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try the recipe I’ve presented, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of this sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Saint John The Baptist Parish, Larksville, PA PRIEST: Father Gerry Gurka PREPARING: 1. Creamy herbed omelette 2. Toasted cheese with a twist and 3. Crispy kid-friendly pizza. Thank you for visiting our parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I'm Father Gerry Gurka, and I hope you’ll consider supporting me with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try the recipes I’ve presented, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of this sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Saint Maria Goretti Parish, Laflin, PA PRIEST: Father Seth WasnockPREPARING: 60-minute meat sauce with bananas Foster for dessert Thank you for visiting St. Maria Goretti Parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I am Father Seth Wasnock, and I hope you will consider supporting me with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. St. Maria Goretti parish will directly benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try the recipes I’ve presented, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of the cookbook sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. One final note: Even though I'll be pastor of a new parish by the time this fundraiser ends, all dollars donated as votes for me will stay with St. Maria Goretti Parish. All dollars donated as votes for Bishop Jeffrey Walsh and Father Arun Lakra will benefit the Catholic community of Carbondale, my new assignment. So both parishes ARE benefitting from this fundraiser! All three of us, however, are grateful for votes from parishioners of both church communities and beyond. The more you vote, the more the cause benefits. Plus, you'll further help us in our quests for a Top Chef's hat, of course. Let your light shine!

Saint Matthew Parish, East Stroudsburg, PA PRIEST: Father Ryan Glenn and seminarian Jacob Mutchler PREPARING: Chicken Tikka Masala and Tres Leches Cake Thank you for visiting our parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. We hope you will consider supporting us with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. We've taken up this cooking challenge because we believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. We thank God for the good people of our parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try the recipes we've presented, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of the cookbook sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

St. Nicholas and Our Lady of Fatima (St. Mary) Parishes, Wilkes-Barre, PA PRIEST: Father Mark DeCelles PREPARING: Vegetarian Chili Thank you for visiting our parishes' Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I am Father Mark DeCelles, and I hope you will consider supporting me with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parishes will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of our parishes, communities and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try my vegetarian chili recipe, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of this sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Saint Peter Parish, Wellsboro, PA, and Saint Thomas The Apostle, Elkland, PA PRIEST: Father Joseph Mosley, working alongside his mom, Diane MosleyPREPARING: Homemade pierogies (while polka dancing!) Thank you for visiting our parish’s Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I am Father Joseph Mosley, and I'm here with my mother and co-chef, Diane. I hope you’ll consider supporting our team with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’ve taken up this cooking challenge because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try our old family recipe for homemade pierogies, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of this sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Saint Rose of Lima and Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parishes, Carbondale PRIESTS: Bishop Jeff Walsh and Father Arun Lakra PREPARING: Indian fried potatoes with tomato curry Thank you for visiting our parishes' Rectory, Set, Cook! page. We hope you will consider supporting our team with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parishes will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. As many of you know, our pastor, Father Jeff Walsh, recently became Bishop Jeff Walsh and is now shepherding the Diocese of Gaylord, Mich. Before he left Carbondale, he was gracious enough to join this effort and help both Catholic Social Services and our parish. We are extremely grateful for his generosity now and in the past and wish him well in Michigan, which is lucky to have him! Bishop Walsh and Father Lakra have taken up this cooking challenge because they believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. Our "pastor chef" team thanks God for the good people of our parishes, communities and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try this Indian recipe, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of the cookbook sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!

Saint Therese and Saint Frances Cabrini Parishes, Shavertown, PA PRIEST: Father James Paisley PREPARING: Hot cocoa (Yes, you read that right.) Thank you for visiting our parishes' Rectory, Set, Cook! page. I am Father Jim Paisley, and I hope you will consider supporting me with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks. Our parish will benefit from your voting dollars, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. I’m not a cook, as you will deduce from this video, but I've taken up this culinary challenge nonetheless because I believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. If you'll vote for me and my cocoa, together we can do that. I thank God for the good people of my parish, community and country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. Please also consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of this sale will further help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Disclaimer: This video NOT brought to you by Swiss Miss! Let your light shine!

Villa St. Joseph, Dunmore, PA PRIESTS: Monsignor John Bendik, Msgr. Vincent Grimalia and Father Charles Cummings, a.k.a. Curly, Larry and Moe PREPARING: Kielbasa-cheese appetizer crackers and stuffing with sweet sausage Thank you for visiting the Villa St. Joseph Rectory, Set, Cook! page. You can call us Curly, Larry and Moe, and we hope you'll tune in as we prepare two favorite "dishes" that are perennially popular here at the Diocese of Scranton's home for retired priests. We also hope you’ll consider supporting us with a vote (or a few) over the next six weeks, especially given we no longer have our own individual parish communities that can rally around our team. Villa St. Joseph, and therefore our retired priests, will directly benefit from your voting gifts, and so will Catholic Social Services’ anti-hunger efforts: food kitchens, food pantries and other hunger outreach efforts. We've taken up this culinary challenge because we believe in fighting hunger and hope you do, too. As Catholics, we are ALL called by Christ to feed the poor. We thank God for the good people of our Diocese, our communities and our country who work together daily to help us carry out these and other core Catholic missions. If you’d like to try the recipes we've presented, please consider purchasing a Rectory, Set, Cook! cookbook. Proceeds of this sale also will help us fight the good fight against hunger in Northeastern and Northcentral Pennsylvania. Let your light shine!