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Angels: The invisible heroes among usSept. 26, 2012 - The world is fascinated with angels. They saturate art, literature, music and pop culture. They regularly appear in films like “It’s a Wonderful Life,” small screen series such as “Touched by an Angel,” and are a daily subject for crooners on the airwaves. Whether depicted as old men, young women, or chubby babies, angels are not a romantic or new age concept, a fairy tale, or a cultural phenomenon—they are a reality. They are persons created by God to fulfill his providential plans, battle evil, and help guide the faithful to heaven. ... [read more]
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