But it wasn t just the result that upset him. He had a grin on his face too because he said, by the way, I failed a nun last week, the renowned priest said.
Father Bob is now 86, with no history of dangerous driving. Not a stain on the record, he said. I ve been driving since I was 18 and I do it impeccably, I love driving.
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Kind Snacks founder Daniel Lubetzky. Source: supplied.
US snack brand Kind Snacks is cementing its Australian launch with an unusual marketing campaign, selecting a group of the kindest Aussies around to act as brand ambassadors.
Rather than enlisting celebs and social media stars as influencers, Kind has instead chosen people such as Yvonne Hong, founder of volunteer organisation Pets of the Homeless, and Father Bob Maguire, a former parish priest who has spent 39 years working to provide meals and education to kids in disadvantaged communities.
The campaign is designed to be reflective of Kind’s not-only-for-profit ethos, and to highlight how businesses can play a role in improving things for everyone.