Ruslan Angelo was singled out by his parish priest as someone who might be receptive to the advances of an older man. The perceptive priest had noticed a growing awareness in Ruslan’s eyes as he began to explore his sexuality, observing that his gazes were directed towards certain handsome men in the congregation rather than the girls his age who were eager for his attention. At the opportune moment, the priest intervened, offering Ruslan the guidance and relief he craved. This mentorship and affection inspired Ruslan to eventually become Father Angelo.

Unlike Altar Boy Bastian, the young object of his own desires, Father Angelo harbors no guilt about indulging in his passions. In fact, it was this very pursuit of satisfaction that led him to the priesthood. However, his understanding of the intense nature of his desires compels him to maintain a veneer of discretion and decorum when acting on them.