Sarah's Archangels

    Angel Prayers and Novenas


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    "Angels transcend every religion, every philosophy, every creed.
    In fact angels have no religion as we know it ...
    their existence precedes every religious system
    that has ever existed on earth."

    St. Thomas Aquinas

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    Guardian Angel Prayers / Holy Angel Prayers / Archangel Michael Prayers
    Archangel Gabriel Prayers / Archangel Raphael Prayers / Archangel Uriel Prayers
    Archangel Camael Prayers / Archangel Israfel Prayers / Archangel Zadkiel Prayers
    Archangel Jophiel Prayers / Archangel Raziel Prayers / Archangel Raguel Prayers


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    Chaplet of Archangel Camael


    'You are Camael, Angel of Divine Love,
    You are Camael, Angel of Divine Justice,
    You are Camael who gives strength and justice to those who have been wronged,
    Gatekeeper of Heaven, purify my soul.'

    3 'Hail Marys' to Mary, the Queen of angels.

    On each bead in honor of the nine angelic choirs, one in honor of each choir, namely: Angels, Archangels, Thrones, Dominations, Virtues, Principalities, Powers, Cherubim and Seraphim say:

    'Holy, holy, holy Lord, God of Hosts.
    Heaven and earth are full of your Glory!
    Glory be to the Father:
    Glory be to the Holy Spirit!'

    Concluding Prayer:

    'Archangel Camael, of justice, of love, of joy and light, pray for us'.

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    ** The Sacred Scriptures have revealed the proper names of only three Angels, all of whom belong to the Choir of the Archangels. The names are well known to all, namely: Michael, Gabriel, Raphael. Ancient apocryphal literature of the Old Testament contains several other names of Archangels in addition to the three just mentioned. Like the sources themselves, these other names are spurious. Names like Uriel, Raguel, Sariel, and Jeremiel are not found in the canonical books of Sacred Scripture, but in the apocryphal book of Enoch, fourth book of Esdras,[1] and in rabbinical literature. The Church does not permit proper names of Angels that are not found in the canonical books of the Bible. All such names that were taken from apocryphal writings were rejected under Pope Zachary, in 745. There must have been danger of serious abuses in this regard during that century, because a similar step was taken in a synod held at Aix-la-Chapelle in 789.