The Feast of the Archangels, celebrated each year on 29 September, is an important spiritual occasion for many Christian communities around the world. It honours three main archangels of Christian tradition: Saint Michael, Saint Gabriel and Saint Raphael. These three celestial figures play essential roles in salvation history and are venerated for their protection, guidance and intercession with God. The festival is universal in scope, but is celebrated in different ways in different regions and cultural traditions. This text explores the various ways in which the Feast of the Archangels is experienced around the world, while highlighting the spiritual importance of this celebration. Read more...

Angels and archangels occupy a central place in Christian tradition, as well as in other monotheistic religions such as Judaism and Islam. Although the terms "angel" and "archangel" are often used interchangeably, they actually refer to two distinct categories of celestial beings with different roles in the divine plan. This text explores in depth the differences between angels and archangels, highlighting their hierarchy, their mission, and their specific role in the Christian faith. Read more...

The Feast of the Archangels, celebrated on 29 September, has its origins in the history of the Church and in devotion to the archangels, in particular Saint Michael. The date is chosen for a number of historical and spiritual reasons rooted in Christian tradition, particularly in connection with shrines dedicated to the archangels and with specific events. Read more...

The three archangels Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael are among the most important angelic figures in Christianity and are celebrated for their unique role in the divine plan. Mentioned in the Bible and venerated by the Catholic Church, these archangels are messengers and agents of God, carrying out specific missions involving protection, announcing divine plans and healing. Their feast day is celebrated together on 29 September during the Feast of the Archangels. This text explores in depth the role of each of these archangels, their spiritual significance, and their importance in the Christian faith. Read more...

The Feast of the Holy Archangels, celebrated on 29 September, is a day of great importance in the Catholic Church's liturgical calendar. This day honours three of God's most powerful servants: Saint Michael, Saint Gabriel, and Saint Raphael. Each of these archangels occupies a unique place in Scripture and Christian tradition, playing essential roles in salvation history and in the spiritual life of believers. Read more...