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Greetings! I work on articles related to theology and the Anglican and Catholic Church. Outside of editing, I will soon be attending College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA and enjoy running.

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I remove content violating WP:COPYRIGHT guidelines using WP:Copypatrol.

I actively review new pages to ensure quality and adherence to Wikipedia guidelines.

I occasionally review AfD discussions.

There are currently 73 open reports at CopyPatrol. Purge

Category:Unassessed Catholicism articles backlog resolution.

Working on pages for bishops of the The Episcopal Church (TEC). The goal is to create pages for all bishops who have ever been consecrated in The Episcopal Church.

Many Catholic Church prelates use the ordination template, but this is less common for Anglican bishops, except in the Church of England. The goal is to standardize and document episcopal consecrations where public records are available.