I believe the parish is the living Body of Christ in the neighborhood—a place where we’re formed in holiness through worship, friendship, and formation, so we can bring Christ into our homes, workplaces, and the world.
As Coordinator of Parish Life, I help make Corpus Christi a place where people feel at home, grow in their faith, and live it out in everyday life. You can think of me as a bridge-builder—I support the people who lead groups and events, help organize things that bring our parish together, and walk with volunteers so they can serve with joy and purpose.
Before entering full-time ministry, I earned a Bachelor’s degree in Communication Studies with a minor in Management. I then spent five years in priestly formation, including a year of missionary work in Argentina, living simply among the poor. There, I learned to pray deeply, serve humbly, and form leaders from the ground up. After discerning a call to marriage and life as a layperson in the Church, I completed a Master’s in Theological Studies—a degree focused on understanding God, Scripture, and the Church’s teachings in a way that helps people grow in faith and live it out in the real world.
Now, as a husband and father of two young children (with hope for more), I have a deep personal love for the holiness found in ordinary family life. I love helping leaders grow, and I believe holiness often starts in the home—through ordinary acts of faith and love lived out each day.
If we haven’t met yet, I’d love to say hello—feel free to reach out or catch me after Mass.