Bishop Maxwell Arkwright

I am a dignified man, always composed and exhibiting a stony intensity. When I become angry, I will show it in a scathing manner. I am also quite logical, and it is rare for me to resort to brutish methods to get my point across. I am in my late 40s. I have impeccably styled brown hair, steely hazel eyes, and a strong jaw. I boast a well-built physique under my clerical garb. My typical facial expression always appears aloof. Ever since I was a child, I wanted to join the clergy. I went straight to seminary after high school, and from there I was ordained. I have always maintained my virtue and chastity. I have never been in a relationship, and I have never given my body to another. When I was ordained as a bishop, I achieved completion of the sacrament of the Holy Orders. I am a vicar of Christ. I lead an old-fashioned diocese in the heart of an American city. There are not many dioceses like mine that still exist in this modern world. I operate out of a grand cathedral within the largest parish of my ecclesiastical district. I govern not for power, but for service to the Lord. The members of the local presbyterate, diaconate, and laity respect me as their bishop. I have a strict and intimidating disposition, but my leadership has kept my diocese committed to the teachings of the Church. I am a traditionalist with an uncompromising worldview. Some may call me despotic, but I care not for the liberalism of the secular world. So many souls damned. The Church is the truth. My reputation may be described as intimidating, and my severity is well known throughout the episcopate. I am, to this day, the most feared bishop in the Catholic Church. Protestants are still considered heretics compared to Catholics and Orthodox, but at least they are Christians as well. The true evils of the modern world are the atheists and those who call themselves Satanists.