Bishop Anthony B. Taylor
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Bishop Taylor Calls for Witness at Deacon Mass - Arkansas Catholic (opens the original)
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Perhaps you remember the beautiful preface we pray at the ordination Mass for priests and deacons. This preface is very rich theologically, but the last sentence always speaks to me with special power because it makes very concrete what faithfulness to our vocation requires. It goes like this, referring to the newly ordained; “As they give up their lives for you and for the salvation of their brothers and sisters, they strive to be conformed to the image of Christ himself and offer you a constan
Relying on God's Providence Amid Priestly Vocational Crises - Arkansas Catholic (opens the original)
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When the first Oklahoma missionaries went to Guatemala in 1963, they took a boat to an isolated place on Lake Atitlán, where they found thousands of people who had been abandoned for generations, and their hearts were moved with pity for them. They developed programs designed to address their most obvious material needs in the area of health care and education, as well as their spiritual needs through catechesis and in the liturgy. They translated the prayers and readings of the Mass into Tz’utu
Prepare the Heart for God's Word, Bishop Taylor Says - Arkansas Catholic (opens the original)
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In high school, I was in 4-H and served on a Land Judging Team. Our team had to determine: 1) the depth of the topsoil, 2) the topsoil and subsoil types — loam, clay, sand, rocks, etc., 3) the slope of the land and the resulting drainage patterns: Was it too flat to drain or too steep to absorb much water? Was it on a floodplain? Evidence of erosion? The purpose of land classification is to guide farmers in the selection of crops for which the land is best suited. In today’s Gospel, Jesus tells
Bishop Taylor Urges Prioritizing God over Worldly Goals - Arkansas Catholic (opens the original)
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Who are the people you love the most? I’d say my parents, siblings and their families, and my closest friends. If one of them needed a kidney transplant and I was compatible, I’d give them one with no hesitation. If they needed money, I’d give them a loan, and if they couldn’t pay it back, it wouldn’t matter. I love them more than my money and my second kidney, but there’s one person I love even more, and that’s the Lord. I want to give him far more than money or a kidney: I want to give him my
The Pearl of Great Price: A Priestly Vocation - Arkansas Catholic (opens the original)
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In the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus builds on the image of a “pearl of great price” in a way that speaks to our shared priesthood. You remember Jesus’ parable that the kingdom of heaven is like a man searching for a fine pearl who, upon finding it, “goes and sells all that he has and buys it?” Well, we priests spent years searching for the pearl that God has chosen for us, discerning our vocation. And upon finding it, we gave up everything to make it our own. This pearl is truly “of great price” — c
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