2016-06-30
 
Gabriel


Michael


Raphael


Uriel

Name Means God is my strength He who is like God Healer of God God is my light
Also Known As Catholic Faith:
 St. Gabriel
Jewish Faith:
 Gavri'el
Muslim Faith:
 Gibra'il, Jabra'il
Catholic Faith:
 St. Michael
Jewish Faith:
 Mikha'el
Muslim Faith:
 Mika'il, Mikha'il
Catholic Faith:
 St. Raphael
Jewish Faith:
 Repha'el
Muslim Faith:
 Israfil
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Angel Of mercy
annunciation
resurrection
revelation
courage
justice
motivation
patience
love
joy
laughter
healing
peace
nature
spiritual
  understanding
salvation
Symbol lily sword caduceus hand holding flame
Other Symbols sceptor
lantern
mirror
olive branch
shield
spear
trumpet
armor
scales
banner with dove
dragon
fish
bottle/flask
healing bowl
staff
(represents
  spinal
  column)
Color white blue green red
Character-
istics
Along with Michael, he's one of two angels named in the Hebrew Bible, the Christian and Catholic Bible, and the Qur'an. Charming, communicative, artistic, diplomatic, and helpful with interpersonal relationships. Along with Gabriel, he's one of two angels named in the Hebrew Bible, the Christian and Catholic Bible, and the Qur'an. He is the only angel mentioned as an archangel in the Christian and Catholic Bible. Strong, ambitious, authoritative, protective, and fearless. Also believed to be the protector of Israel. Even though Raphael is not mentioned in most major religious texts, he is found in the Book of Tobit, a non-canonical book (apocrypha) included in the Catholic Bible. Gentle, compassionate, skillful, knowledgable, and conscious of health issues. The only archangel not found in any main religious texts. Instead, he plays a large role in the Book of Enoch, a non-canonical text (apocrypha) not found in the Christian or the Catholic Bible. Soothing, wise, generous, and nurturing of the earth's natural resources.
Feast Day September 29 September 29 September 29 July 28
Cardinal Point West South East North
Season Fall Summer Spring Winter
Element Water Fire Air Earth
Day Monday Sunday Wednesday Friday
Patron Saint Of ambassadors
clergy
diplomats
broadcasters
writers
teachers
journalists
telecommunications
  workers
broadcasters
postal workers
police officers
soldiers
paratroopers
sailors
mariners
security forces
ambulance drivers
bankers
boatmen
paramedics
secuirty guards
physicians
nurses
pharmacists
counselors
health inspectors
travelers
blind people
the mentally ill
shepherds
artists
poets
musicians
literature lovers
prophets
ecologists
nature lovers
farmers
scientists
Helps With public relations
childbirth
adoption
raising children
purification
  of thoughts
protection againsr
  danger
temptations
removing fear
  and doubt
changing careers
addiction
protection against
  nightmares
safety during traveling
protection during
  natural disasters
solving problems
studying habits
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