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Archbishop
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Born: Perry Mills Ruby, Jr., November 06, 1942 in Tampa, Florida into the family of Perry Mills Ruby, Sr. of St. Paul, Minnesota and Phoebe Clark Smith of Hawkinsville, Georgia.
Graduated from Lakeview High School, Winter Garden, Florida.
Enlisted into the U.S. Navy as a Hospital Corpsman.
Served as a Medical Advisor to the Vietnamese Navy Medical Department.
Graduated from Berean Bible School, Chesapeake, Virginia.
Graduated from The George Washington University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Health Care Administration.
Graduated from Roosevelt University with a Masters in Public Administration.
Adjunct Professor at University of Wisconsin, Parkside Campus, Kenosha, Wisconsin, Department of Public Administration; and Roosevelt University, Chicago, Illinois, Department of Public Administration teaching Heath Care Management in the Public Sector.
Retired from the U.S. Navy as a Lieutenant Commander, Medical Service Corps.
Nashotah House Episcopal Seminary, Nashotah, Wisconsin.
Director, Georgia Episcopal Camp and Conference Center, Brunswick, Georgia.
Chief, Scheduling Division, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Department of the Treasury, Brunswick, Georgia.
Pastor, Saint Mathias Charismatic Episcopal Church (ICCEC), Brunswick, Georgia.
Ordained Deacon and Priest, Charismatic Episcopal Church (ICCEC), Jacksonville, Florida.
Ordained Priest (Sub-conditione), Church of All Saints and All Souls (CASAS), Port Charlotte, Florida by Archbishop Roland L. Salvador, D.D.
Pastor, Saint Padre Pio the Beloved (CASAS), Port Charlotte, Florida.
Elevated to the Sacred Order of Bishops, Church of All Saints and All Souls (CASAS) by The Most Rev Roland L. Salvador, D.D., Archbishop; The Most Rev John W. Rinkle, D.D., Archbishop, Celtic Episcopal Church; and The Most Rev David Dismas, D.D., Bishop, Diocese of Rumney Marsh.
Auxiliary Bishop, Church of All Saints and All Souls (CASAS), and Ordinary, Diocese of Port Charlotte, Florida.
Succeeded Archbishop Roland L. Salvador, upon his retirement, as Archbishop, Church of All Saints and All Souls (CASAS), Archdiocese of Port Charlotte, Florida and Pastor, Pro-cathedral Church of Saint Padre Pio the Beloved, Port Charlotte, Florida.
Pro-cathedral Church of Saint Padre Pio the Beloved shortened its name by deleting "the Beloved" from the end and affixing Charismatic Old Catholic Church.
CASAS renamed as the International Communion Charismatic Old Catholic Church (ICCOCC).
Archbishop, International Communion Charismatic Old Catholic Church, Archdiocese of Port Charlotte and Pastor, Pro-cathedral Church of Saint Padre Pio (ICCOCC).
Closed the doors of St. Padre Pio Charismatic Community of Prayer after nearly 5 years.
Closed the doors of the International Communion Charismatic Old Catholic Church (ICCOCC).
Received into the Celtic Episcopal Church on the Feast of Pasha, May 01, 2005. Professed Life Vows, Order of Celtic Missionary Apostolate (OCMA) same day. Took the name +Mark.
Opened the doors of the Oratory of Saint Mark the Apostle, Celtic Episcopal Church.