St. Gabriel appears multiple times in the Bible, first showing up in the Old Testament, and then coming back in the New Testament.
It is difficult to prove to a skeptic that there is more to this natural world than meets the eye.
What exactly do angels do? What is their purpose? Here are 3 important ways your guardian angel looks out for you.
In addition to holding a sword, St. Michael is frequently depicted in art holding scales, which refers to his role as a receiver of departed souls.
Countless websites claim that you can use your birth date to know which angel has been appointed to you to be your Guardian Angel.
While put on trial, St. Joan of Arc described the heavenly visions she had of St. Michael the Archangel, who frequently appeared to her in visible form.
Interview with Fr. Pierre Doat, rector of the shrine of Mont Saint-Michel, for the 600th anniversary of St. Michael’s first apparitions to St. Joan of Arc.
“Beside each believer stands an angel as protector and shepherd leading him to life.” Here are a few quick ways to connect with yours.
Pope Leo XIII composed the St. Michael Prayer and Pope Leo XIV was elected on the traditional feast of the Apparition of St. Michael the Archangel.
Newly resurfaced documents from the 1980s claim that the CIA successfully conducted an experiment to view the Ark of the Covenant through psychic powers.
It is believed that God has appointed guardian angels over particular localities, in accord with various Old Testament passages that point to this possibility.
Carlo Acutis nurtured a great devotion to angels. Let the life of this young Blessed inspire you to get closer to your guardian angel.
It's important to remember that we are not alone when we sin against God and that our guardian angel is there, saddened by our transgression.
According to Catholic teaching, we only know the names of three archangels, Michael, Gabriel and Raphael.
One of the most powerful intercessors in Heaven for healing is St. Raphael the Archangel, whose name reveals his unique mission.
When the priest says the words of absolution in the sacrament of confession all the saints and angels in Heaven rejoice.
Pope Leo XIII composed this lengthy prayer at the end of the 19th century to combat Satan's sneaky influence in the world and in the Church.
