To Dream as God Dreams and all sorts of nuance–creates

and all sorts of nuance–creates intimacy with God and each other

who can still provide a residue of hope in a world gone wrong

Enrichment Lesson: The Prophets

the Second World War

to celebrate the Triduum

To Dream as God Dreams and all sorts of nuance–createsPorter Taylor, known for his wonderful preaching, always has something unusual and thoughtful to say. "Forgive us our weeds as we forgive the weediness of others," he writes in one sermon on the parable of the wheat and the weeds. In another he reflects on why the book of Ecclesiastes shouldn't be read by anyone who isn't at least 35. "At their best," Taylor writes, "sermons are about things that matter." To Dream as God Dreams is about those things