Sariel is known as a fallen angel, but unlike others who rebelled and were cast away forever, he is said to have been ...

A surprising number of people say they are open to the existence of angels. Their Old Testament identities are very different, however, to how they are seen today.

Who are the Angels? How many are there? When were they created, are they like us? Who is the fallen angel? These are just some of the questions people ask about the Angels. Perhaps, they are the least ...

Commentary: Although few can be sure if they have ever encountered an angel, we know from the Bible that angels are watching.

DEAR DR. GRAHAM: I've always been fascinated by angels, because I believe they are real and will help us if we pray hard enough. Could you give me some Bible verses that tell about angels and how they ...

Question: There’s a feast day in Catholicism at the end of September (on the 29th) for three saints who are also angels: Michael, Gabriel and Raphael. I’ve been taught that these are three of the ...

Angels are a beautiful and comforting creation, praising and serving God while also ministering to mankind. The angels are mentioned throughout Scripture and reported on by the saints. Average people ...

Each of us has a Guardian Angel who, acting on behalf of God, advises us and protects us from evil, if we only listen to him, Pope Francis said during his homily at Mass on Friday. "May we ask the ...

Whether calling upon them for solace or divine protection, nearly 70% of U.S. adults believe in angels, according to a July 2023 poll conducted by the AP-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. It's ...

This week my grandson, Carter, who is nine years old asked me, “Nanni, are angels real?” The word “angel” comes from the word “angelos” a Greek word meaning “messenger.” The Bible says the angels were ...

In Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Greek cultures, an onomastico is the celebration of the feast day of the saint after whom one was named and baptized. All Catholic and Orthodox European and South ...

Twenty-six years ago this month, Martha Williamson smashed a hole in the stained-glass ceiling of prime-time television when she debuted a God-infused drama series starring a white angel who spoke ...