by Taylor Reynolds | Apr 5, 2025 | Article/Homilies
I am reminded of a time I went to Ecuador with a group of students. One day, a group of men broke into the room and stole all sorts of things: passports, money, valuables. The men were caught and we had to go to the trial. We actually pleaded for their mercy. I will...
by Taylor Reynolds | Mar 29, 2025 | Article/Homilies
As a Church like Notre Dame is considered the Church of churches and The Crysler building is the sky scrapers of sky scrapers, so is the Prodigal Son the Parable of the Parables. Some have even called it the Gospel in the Gospels. This gospel gives the hint at why God...
by Taylor Reynolds | Mar 15, 2025 | Article/Homilies
On trip to Rome, we were told that to be a true Roman you must spend at least one night in the Regina Caeli prison. I actually did prison ministry there so I guess I’m close enough. What is it that initates us in to a society or a culture? A formal decision on our...
by Taylor Reynolds | Mar 9, 2025 | Article/Homilies
Gospel begins at the end of Jesus’ baptism. Jesus fully entered into our nature at baptism so that we may enter into his. We participate in him as he in us. Like iron put in the fire the fire enters into the nature so that within us the fire may dwell. He also entered...
by Taylor Reynolds | Mar 1, 2025 | Article/Homilies
Story of the man who believed his wife was going deaf. He entered the room and asked her a simply question: honey what’s for dinner? No answer. A second time a bit closer: no answer. Finally he got right behind and asked the same question. To which she turned around...
