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break bread with

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break bread with someone
Fig. to eat a meal with someone. Please come by and break bread with us sometime. I would like to break bread with you.
See also: bread, break


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More than 300 religious and political leaders met in New York in September to break bread with an unlikely dinner guest: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Yet that is precisely what parish nurses and health ministers do on a regular basis--they break bread with their fellow parishioners--as companions on a spiritual journey of healing and wholeness.
 
 
 
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