Judge Charles Reynard is a Roman Catholic who finds poetry more serene than the prayers uttered in church.
(ESSDRAS M SUAREZ/BOSTON GLOBE)
Spiritual Life
Jurist finds the sacred in daily life
Judge Charles Reynard is a Roman Catholic who finds poetry more serene than the prayers uttered in church.
(ESSDRAS M SUAREZ/BOSTON GLOBE)
Two Mondays ago, in the course of a normal workday, Judge Charles Reynard sentenced a first-grade teacher who had molested 10 female students to 60 years in jail. Then, that Thursday, the jurist in Illinois's 11th Judicial Circuit sentenced a 23-year-old man who had committed his fifth burglary to 8 years in prison. The burglar's criminal record, Reynard speculated, was ... (Full article: 777 words)
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