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The Cooking Priest Brings His Fajitas to Austin

Published January 26, 2013 • Written by Cristóbal Almanza Herrera Filed Under: Family, World and News

patalinhugIn early 2010, I unexpectedly met Fr Leo Patalinghug at an event where one of his friends was speaking at my parish. Oddly enough, no one else seemed to recognize him, but if you’re at all into Catholic media, this priest is hard to miss. It’s hard to name a place he hasn’t been.

These days Fr Leo is still best known for winning against a big Food Network star in Throwdown with Bobby Flay with his fusion fajitas. He is a  true expert in all forms of media, cooking, and many other random talents.

Fr Leo is in our diocese this weekend to host an event for the  Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Austin and then also to host a family picnic at St William Catholic Church in Round Rock, TX.

Through the food, the media, and the fun, Fr Leo has a true heart for the Gospel and brings a very focused approach to evangelization – bring the family together. I hope you and your family can join the events.

Click here to listen to Father Leo’s interview on Relevant Radio

 

Join Father Leo for a Family picnic at St. William Catholic Church in Round Rock, TX on January 27, a perfect opportunity to spend time with family, friends, and the church community. His Famous Funky Fusion Fajitas will be served for all who attend, so don’t miss out!

The event begins at 1pm and ends at 3pm.

See this flyer for more details. Get more information at St William’s website.

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Written by Cristóbal Almanza Herrera • Published January 26, 2013

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  1. Laura G. says

    January 28, 2013 at 5:51 PM

    Thanks for linking to the tv show everyone keeps mentioning. I’ve been meaning to look for it!

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  2. Julia says

    January 29, 2013 at 8:02 PM

    This is so great! I had not heard of Fr. Leo’s legendary cooking until now and we’ve been missing out!

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Catholic artist and designer. Serve as High School catechist and retreat coordinator. Committed to promoting the beauty of Truth through education and art. @soulpainter Visit my site President, Co-Founder ACNM

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