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Bishop Taylor Homilies

Solemnity of All Saints 2024
Every one of you has an important role in God's plan and God does call teenagers. Do you have the courage to say yes?
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B, 2024
We are sinners, we make poor choices and we need God to intervene to heal us, forgive us and set us free from the power of these evils.
Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem Memorial Mass 2024
Help others and your inner attitudes will begin to change. Make sacrifices for those in need and you'll become a different person on the inside.

Prayer Book

Prayers for the family of CB during their time of bereavement. May the Lord comfort and heal their broken hearts. More...

Prayers for my brother who lost his best friend. His best friend passed away suddenly at work. More...

Share time, talent and treasure this Advent

Advent begins Sunday, Dec. 1. The word "advent" originated from the Latin "adventus," which means coming. The season of Advent, therefore, is the preparation for the coming of Jesus, first through his birth and ultimately, his coming again in glory at the end of time. This year it runs from Dec. 1-24. Pope Francis encouraged people to carefully prepare their hearts for the coming of the Lord with prayer and charity in a 2023 reflection on the season's purpose. "A good program for Advent," he suggested, would be "to encounter Jesus coming in every brother and More

Pray St. Andrew Novena Nov. 30 - Dec. 24

We celebrate the feast of St. Andrew, the Apostle on Nov. 30. His feast day leads us right into the season of Advent, which is fitting since he was the first of the Twelve Apostles to be called by Jesus. Advent, which begins Dec. 1 this year, is a season of joy and anticipation for the coming of the Lord. St. Andrew's example of this is evident in the Scriptures. After St. John the Baptist pointed out the "Lamb of God," to two of his disciples, Andrew, one of the two, heard John and immediately followed Jesus. He later went to his brother, Simon, and exclaimed: More

Donate now to help hurricane relief

Catholics in Arkansas who want to help with the recovery efforts of survivors of hurricanes Helene and Milton can donate to Catholic Charities USA, the official domestic disaster relief agency of the Catholic Church in the United States. "Charitable contributions can be made directly to Catholic Charities USA or sent to the Diocese of Little Rock to be forwarded," explained Dennis Lee, executive director for Catholic Charities of Arkansas. "Either way, 100 percent of all donations received will go to providing help for the people affected by these two devastating hurricanes." More

Bishop Taylor Homilies

Solemnity of All Saints 2024
Every one of you has an important role in God's plan and God does call teenagers. Do you have the courage to say yes?
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B, 2024
We are sinners, we make poor choices and we need God to intervene to heal us, forgive us and set us free from the power of these evils.
Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem Memorial Mass 2024
Help others and your inner attitudes will begin to change. Make sacrifices for those in need and you'll become a different person on the inside.

Prayer Book

Prayers for the family of CB during their time of bereavement. May the Lord comfort and heal their broken hearts. More...

Prayers for my brother who lost his best friend. His best friend passed away suddenly at work. More...