I grew up farming in rural Ontario. My youth was spent cleaning pig pens, planting trees across Northern Canada, and teaching Latin to seminarians. In 2018 I graduated from the University of Toronto with a PhD in Medieval Studies. My research engages with various disciplines: patristic and medieval exegesis, historical theology, canon law, and textual criticism.

A selection of my articles on the Bible can be read here:
“The Grammar and the Bible.” CiRCE.
“Pious Bible Errors.” Word on Fire.
“There is Only One Great Book: The Bible.” The Imaginative Conservative.
“The Tongue of the Bible.” Catholic World Report.
“Simoniacs in the Bible.” Theopolis Institute.

I devote my spare time to translating the Glossa ordinaria, the standard Bible commentary of the Middle Ages. The portions on Genesis and Matthew are now ready for order, and the Exodus volume is nearing completion. For an in-depth look, see my interviews with the hosts of Gospel Simplicity and The Byzantine Scotist, or the various video and print reviews.

A full list of publications is in my CV.