There are a myriad of aspects of a Catholic lifestyle. It is a faith bound by tradition and practices handed down through thousands of years. There are many things that you could do to maintain a Catholic lifestyle. However, the most important aspects are active worship, a robust prayer life and the practice of charity. All three aspects are needed in equal measure to form a well-rounded Catholic. They are complimentary components that reinforce each other.
There are many surprising ways to store food for the long-term based on the work and the equipment that is required. 1  1. Buy canned foods that you can store in an upstairs or downstairs pantry. 2  2. Five gallon buckets can be used for long-term storage. 3  3. Vacuum seal food to keep for long-term use.
Beans: Beans are known to be one of the best all-round survival foods. Theyâre high in protein, and if sealed in food-grade buckets with a small amount of dried ice, theyâll stay for up to ten years. Make sure to store them in a cool, dry, dark location. Buy a 4-5 lb bags of dried beans every time you go to the store. All dry beans are good to store; black beans, red beans, pinto beans, lentils, etc. Cornmeal: All-purpose flours are good to store, but cornmeal may be the best overall.