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The War in Heaven and Within Ourselves, by M.C. Holbrook – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

The War in Heaven and Within Ourselves, by M.C. Holbrook

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By M.C. Holbrook, Catholic Exchange, September 27, 2024

M.C. Holbrook is a homeschooling mother of ten and author of the series, The Safe Haven: Scriptural Reflections for the Heart and Home. ….

A Reflection for the Feast of Saints Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael

Bless the LORD, all you angels, you ministers, who do his will. (Ps 103:21)

Our cultural idea of angels is one of sweet, gentle winged spirits, floating on clouds, occasionally shooting down to earth to whisper suggestions in our ears, warning us of dangers, or steering us away from poor choices. But the reality is, our understanding of angels is rather limited.

Biblically, their resemblance is closer to that of fierce warrior—soldiers defending the kingdom. We know the names of just three such angels: Michael, the guardian and protector of the Church; Gabriel, the messenger; and Raphael, healer and companion to travelers. These are some tough attendants with indispensable work to do. Further, St. Aloysius Gonzaga has this to say about the angels: ….

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