Education
In 1977, Father Desbois graduated with a degree in Mathematics from Université de Dijon. In 1981, he entered the Grand Seminary of Prado, where he was ordained in 1986. During the same year, he obtained a masters in Theology from Catholic University in Lyon, France. In 1991, he published his Masters on religious history at Université Lyon II, which studied the memoirs of Antoine Chevrier.
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