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2 days ago · In those days, when the destroying angel saw the blood on the doors he did not dare to enter, so how much less will the devil approach now when he sees, not that figurative blood on the doors, but the true blood on the lips of believers, the doors of the temple of Christ.
4 days ago · Faustina was doing an eight-day retreat that began on Oct. 20. It was one day during this retreat that she was led by an angel to what she called the “chasms of hell.” The Polish nun described it in her diary as a place of “great torture” and “fire that will penetrate the soul without destroying it — a terrible suffering.”
4 days ago · Yes, angels are real! Fr. Mark Goring of St. Mary’s Parish in Ottawa, Ca. provided three amazing examples of the saints who had mystical experiences of the angels, proving their existence. St. Faustina: “‘Then I saw one of the seven spirits near me’ (so that would have been an archangel).
3 days ago · After the death of Moses, God appointed Joshua to be the leader of the Israelites. Under God’s guidance, Joshua and the people of Israel were preparing to conquer the land of Canaan. One of the first strongholds that they had to tackle was the walled city of Jericho.
3 days ago · According to him, the estrangement of many Christians from their celestial companions, combined with the current climate of spiritual confusion, highlights the urgent need to speak about these intermediary spirits between the human and divine realms as an avenue for evangelization.
5 days ago · The European destroying angel amanita (Amanita virosa), also known as “death angel,” is a toxic white mushroom found in undergrowth during late summer and early fall in northern regions.
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4 days ago · Not only do angels protect us from physical harm, but the Bible also says that God uses angels to protect us from spiritual harm. Ephesians 6:12 reminds us that everyone is involved in a life-or-death struggle, but it is not against other people or against our circumstances.
