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T.R.O.N. Podcast- The Randomness of Nothing Podcast
T.R.O.N. Podcast- The Randomness of Nothing Podcast
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April 30, 2025

Michael Bahry

Michael Bahry
T.R.O.N. Podcast- The Randomness of Nothing Podcast
Michael Bahry

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Michael Bahry has devoted the majority of his life to the construction industry, beginning as a laborer before working as a carpenter for ten years. Driven by a commitment to personal growth, he completed college courses during nights and weekends, eventually transitioning into executive roles within the field. In 2014, he founded Fifty-Three: Five, a non-profit organization that offers both spiritual and material assistance to those in need. Operated entirely by volunteers—including Michael in his role as Executive Director—the organization ensures that every dollar donated directly supports its mission.

Following a long and accomplished career in construction, Michael made the bold decision at age 53 to return to school to deepen his understanding of his faith. Over the next seven years, he earned two graduate degrees from Providence College—one in Theology/Early Church History and another in Biblical Studies—graduating with distinction in both programs. He now serves as an adjunct instructor at Salve Regina University in Newport, Rhode Island, where he continues his dedication to sharing the good news of Jesus Christ. Through his leadership at Fifty-Three: Five, public speaking, and teaching, Michael focuses on what Jesus taught—and what He did not teach—about divine justice.

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