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I was born in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada on June 1, 1977.
Years 0 to 19 were pretty status quo. I grew, played sports, discovered girls, got
in a fair share of trouble and drove my folks crazy.
Somehow, I managed to get accepted to Queen's University in 1996. Four years later,
I left Queen's with a Bachelor (Honours) of Commerce degree.
Shortly after graduation, I spent 2 months cycling solo across Canada.
Upon returning from my bike trip, I worked as VP Sales/Marketing for Alocet, Inc.
After 4 years with Alocet (2000-2004), I left the company to discern my call to the
priesthood.
During this discernment period, I founded Mir Movement, taught high school and worked
as a small business consultant.
In 2006, I decided to walk across Canada to promote peace, Mir Movement and Medjugorje.
This initiative was called "10 Million Steps for Peace" (10 MSP).
On April 1, 2007, I set out walking from Vancouver, BC. Six weeks later, the walk
was discontinued due to lack of funding.
Two months following the discontinuation of 10 MSP, I moved to Busan, South Korea
to teach English. During this time, I also reorganised Mir Movement (see Hey,
what happened to the "old" Mir Movement).
Today I am on the road sharing the story of Medjugorje (see Walking
and talking).
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