Where Is the Archangel Raphael in the Bible? Raphael is one of three archangels who have been venerated since the early days of the Church ...

St. Raphael the Archangel Lesser-known among the three great archangels, Raphael’s mission from God “is not obvious to the casual reader” of the Bible, Aquilina said.

Although there are plenty of named and unnamed angels mentioned in both the Torah and the New Testament Bible, Archangel Raphael is likely one of the most recognized by scholars as well as casual ...

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Michael, Gabriel and Raphael. This year it also marks the second anniversary of the cornerstone blessing of St. Raphael the Archangel Catholic Church by Cardinal Francis George of Chicago.

The Bible and the Church recognize seven archangels; however, only three are named — Michael, Gabriel and Raphael. Michael means “one who is like God.” ...

The Cathedral of St. Raphael has a storied history along the Mississippi River. In the cathedral entrance hangs a large painting of the cathedral’s patron, St. Raphael the Archangel. The wood ...

They're the archangels St. Michael, St. Gabriel and St. Raphael — the only angels named in the Bible. We celebrate their feast day each year on Sept. 29.

The Bible presents Michael the Archangel as the ultimate celestial warrior in the foundational and final eschatological battle between good and evil.

The young man [Raphael] said, “Take courage! God’s healing is near; so take courage!” ―Tobit 5:10b The archangel Raphael is presented within the beautiful story of Tobit―a biblical ...

Sept. 29 is the universal feast day of archangels Sts. Michael, Gabriel and Raphael. This year it also marks the second anniversary of the cornerstone blessing of St. Raphael the Archangel ...