“Never Forget the Angel God Assigned to You” | Fr. Anthony Gramlich, MIC
“Never Forget the Angel God Assigned to You” | Fr. Anthony Gramlich, MIC
Fr. Anthony Gramlich, MIC, teaches us to remember the holy guardian angel whom God has assigned to each of us. Our guardian angel remains with us throughout our earthly journey, protecting us in danger, inspiring us toward what is good, and helping direct our hearts toward God. We should not forget this faithful heavenly companion, who accompanies us from this life toward our eternal home and continually encourages us to remain close to the Lord.
According to Fr. Anthony Gramlich, MIC, our guardian angel is a gift of God’s loving care and a reminder that heaven is never far from us. We can call upon our guardian angel in prayer, especially when we are traveling, facing difficulty, or in need of guidance and protection. By remembering the angel assigned to us and asking for heavenly assistance, we are reminded of our ultimate destination: to be guided safely home to heaven and to live forever in the presence of God.
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According to Fr. Anthony Gramlich, MIC, our guardian angel is a gift of God’s loving care and a reminder that heaven is never far from us. We can call upon our guardian angel in prayer, especially when we are traveling, facing difficulty, or in need of guidance and protection. By remembering the angel assigned to us and asking for heavenly assistance, we are reminded of our ultimate destination: to be guided safely home to heaven and to live forever in the presence of God.
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