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Angel Rodriguez

Angel Rodriguez is a 2017 Graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville with a bachelor's degree in Social Work. He grew up in Southern California constantly surrounding himself with nature, friends, and family. He first encountered the Culture Project on Facebook and in person through FOCUS. Throughout his life, he has witnessed the need for true authentic love and the profession of the dignity of the individual as an unrepeatable, incommunicable, infinite, and loved creation of God. For this reason, he aspires to help others, through the mission of the Culture Project, become aware of their potential to love and be loved through a complete self-sacrifice and other-oriented lifestyle centered in the virtue of chastity.

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Angel Rodriguez
Are All Men Destined to be Cheaters?
By Angel Rodriguez  •  September 19th, 2019

On February fifteenth, Hannah and I set off to speak internationally in the beautiful and far off land of Tecate, Mexico. Okay, it wasn’t a very far off place and hardly felt international (I am quite familiar with the area of Baja California), nonetheless it was beautiful and the adventure was unforgettable! As we crossed…

Fighting for Fatherhood
By Angel Rodriguez  •  August 3rd, 2019

“How do you wanna live? As a decent person? Good husband? Is that it? Good? Of course not. King of the hill? Better. Top of your game? Win. All-powerful. Like a boss. Like a pro.” “GMC wonders how you want to live your life. It challenges the idea of simply being a decent person or…

It’s time to throw away the old tape.
By Angel Rodriguez  •  May 15th, 2019

There is this habit I got into numerous years ago. It goes a little something like this: a tragic event will occur in my life, I internalize the negative emotions and I sear them to my identity. All of the sudden the same old tape is playing. With a bit of static and white noise,…

Let’s be Friends; Navigating love in friendships
By Angel Rodriguez  •  April 30th, 2019

Let me begin by saying, I love love. I am a hopeless romantic who has always wanted to find that one person who makes me want to drop everything and climb Mt. Everest to profess my love for them from the highest peak on the planet. Desires like this are stamped on our hearts. Not…

Choose Joy
By Angel Rodriguez  •  April 3rd, 2019

Simple words I read off of an Instagram feed that I’m sure I’ve read before, but they sank in today. Without a moment’s notice, it was like a jolt of understanding; a surge of grace. We have the capacity to find and choose joy amidst the tempest. And let me tell you, it’s been quite…

You don’t have to white knuckle it!
By Angel Rodriguez  •  March 17th, 2019

First off, let me begin by saying, you are loved! Amidst your struggles or if you read this with the intention of speaking with a friend who struggles with an addiction to pornography, remember that fact. Secondly, let me debunk the idea of “white knuckling.” We tend to believe that the only thing we have…

We’re All Privileged: Prove Me Wrong
By Angel Rodriguez  •  March 6th, 2019

Each of us reading this today is privileged. “What? Me? No way! How dare you assume you know what my life is like!” Now, that may be the inner-dialogue for some of you but for the  others of you, you may be saying, “Please go on. I am intrigued.” Well, the verdict is in and…

Being Unreservedly Yourself
By Angel Rodriguez  •  February 23rd, 2019

“Christian heroism, and indeed one perhaps sees little enough of that, is to risk unreservedly being oneself.” -Soren Kierkegaard Growing up in this culture can have a way of making us forget who we are and what we have been created for. As a kid, I was super into music, art, and being straight up…

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