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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…

If I Respect Myself, Why Does Modesty Matter?
By Genesis Gutierrez  •  February 22nd, 2019

When I hear this question I immediately think of my past self that too had this same question. This only became more prevalent when I started working out and noticed how much my hard work was paying off. I know some girls can relate that while getting dressed we can many times really notice and…

Friendship with the Complementary Sex
By Peter Santiago  •  February 21st, 2019

We both left feeling unheard and rejected. My friend and I recently met with an important group of people, but left without getting a chance to share our ideas. I asked my friend what her thoughts were regarding the experience, and she expressed that, “they asked us for our opinions, but did not give us…

Can I be beautiful? Thoughts on modesty…
By Hannah Gutierrez  •  July 30th, 2018

I was walking towards the school in my embroidered jean dress, platform sandals, and straightened hair. NOTHING could stop me. I kept thinking: Is this what it’s like? Is this what it’s like to feel beautiful? I was 13 years old entering the 8th grade. For years I felt so inadequate with my appearance. I…

How dare you!
By Bianca Herrera  •  February 6th, 2018

I remember once being at a party and overhearing these guys say “ She’s definitely fun for now, but not the type of girl you want to bring home to your mom, but I’m not looking for that girl quite yet, I am just looking to have fun.” Pause. Like what? Excuse me! I remember…

Finding Worth In Your Weakness
By Jackie Zucco  •  November 9th, 2016

Throughout most of my life, I put all my worth in the things I could do, the way I looked, or the relationships I had. I had to look perfect and be the perfect athlete, student, friend, sister, daughter, you name it – I had to be perfect at it in order to have any…

She Is Someone’s Hero
By Sarah Zerr  •  October 1st, 2014

She has never saved anyone from a burning building.  She has never captured a criminal.  She has never traveled the world.  She has never been to space. She has never discovered a cure for a disease. Nor is she known for her inventions.  By the world’s standards, she hasn’t done anything great or awe-inspiring.  But…

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