Taylor Reed Marshall (born March 29, 1978) is an American traditionalist Catholic author, YouTube commentator, apologist, philosopher, and former Episcopal priest. Originally ordained as an Episcopal priest in Fort Worth, Texas, he served in that role before converting to Roman Catholicism along with his wife on May 23, 2006, under Bishop Kevin Vann of the Diocese of Fort Worth. Following his conversion, he pursued advanced studies, earning a doctorate, and taught theology and philosophy at various institutions while publishing articles and essays on Catholic doctrine. Marshall has become a prominent figure in traditionalist Catholic circles, advocating for pre-Vatican II liturgical practices and perspectives, and critiquing modern Church leadership through his books, online platforms, and public speaking engagements. He runs a popular YouTube channel with hundreds of thousands of subscribers, where he discusses faith, culture, and Church issues, often promoting conspiracy theories related to Vatican politics and global events. He is the author of several books on Catholic history and spirituality and is financially compensated by organizations such as the Sophia Institute for his contributions. His commentary has garnered a dedicated following but also criticism for its controversial stances, including allegations of spreading misinformation and polarizing views within the Catholic community. Marshall continues to influence traditionalist networks through media and writing, positioning himself as a defender of orthodox Catholicism.