Discover where to stream Breaking Bread in New Zealand
Breaking Bread is a television program on New Evangelization Television that premiered in 2008. The hosts of the show, Tati Amare and Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello, visit a different parish every episode and discover the different restaurants around each church. They also get to know the parish and the neighborhood, while they take a tour of the neighborhood in each 30 minute episode. Both Tati and Msgr. Jamie share a passion for food and faith -- Tati grew up in her mother's restaurant; Msgr. Jamie graduated from culinary school before becoming a priest.
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