Memorial Day is quickly approaching and it is important to remember that?this is?a day of honoring and remembering those deceased American veterans who have served our country throughout the years. St. Michael the archangel is the patron saint of soldiers and has provided protection to countless military personnel around the world.
The men and women of the?military have a special connection to St. Michael the archangel. Many of them have served overseas for months and even years, away from their family, friends, and the home they love. St. Michael comforts our soldiers and guards them during those times when?our loved ones are away.?I am sure that many of you have family members who are in the military or have served in the past. Our troops deserve and require our support and one of the best ways to support them are Catholic military gifts which remind them of their guardian angel, such as the St. Michael medal.
St. Michael is one of the three archangels whom is remembered for battling Satan. He is the leader of the armies of angels and is responsible for having led the battle against Satan and his demons, sending them to Hell. For years many have given a St. Michael medal to their loved ones going overseas as a blessing and protection from St. Michael.? Many miracles have occurred in battle through the use of the St. Michael medal and the medal has given courage to countless soldiers throughout history. The gift of the St Michael medal to your loved one will make their trials far more bearable.
It is hard for many of us to imagine going overseas, leaving our family behind to go to a strange land, and not knowing if you will ever see them again in this life. Soldiers persevere through this uncertainty?with courage and strength drawn from their mission to protect their families, from God, and from the protection of St. Michael. Consider giving your loved one a Catholic military gift and more specifically a St. Michael medal. The St Michael medal grants comfort to the families as well as strength and protection to its wearers. To those in the military: thank you for your service throughout your life and in the years to come.
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Nick is a writer at The Catholic Company. He is currently attending Belmont Abbey College for Theology in Belmont, NC. He is the President of Rho-Lambda Chapter of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity and a FOCUS Student Leader at Belmont Abbey College.underwear bomber randy travis unclaimed money godspell media matters hana mountain lion
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