Feast of the Archangels
Feast of the Archangels
The Archangels —St. Michael, St. Gabriel, and St. Raphael — are God's mighty messengers and protectors, reminding us of His constant presence, guidance, and protection. Father Matthew Tomeny, MIC, shares the meaning and mission of the Archangels, whose feast is Sept. 29.
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