Angel Theology
The lowest Order of Angels?
The Archangels
What is a Demon
Fallen Angel who did not remain faithful to God.
The angel that Spoke to Mary telling her that she would be the mother of God
The Angel Gabriel
St. George is famous for killing this creature
A Dragon
The holy person that someone consecrates themselves to in a consecration to Mary?
What is the Virgin Mary, the Mother of God
What is an Angel
What is a created spirit without bodies having understanding and free will.
Who is the chief Demon
Satan or Lucifer
The angel that banished Lucifer to Hell
Who is St. Michael the Archangel
The country St. George is the patron saint of
What is England
The Saint who popularized the consecration?
St. Louis DeMonfort
What do good angels do in heaven
In heaven the good angels see, love, and adore God.
Do all temptations come from the bad angels?
Some temptation come from bad angels but others from ourselved and from persons and things about us.
The angel who passed over the israelites while they were in Eqypt, striking down all of the first born of men and animals
The Angel of Death
What month is St. George's Feast day
The Century in which St. Louis De Monfort died?
The 18th century (1700s)
How do Good angel help us?
Praying for us, acting as messengers, and by serving as our guardian angels.
Can a Demon or Angel ever change sides?
No, they cannot.
The angel often depicted in art with a trumpet, lily, and/or scroll
The angel Gabriel
The birthplace of St. George
Cappadocia, or modern-day Turkey
When you consecrate yourself to Mary what do you surrender to her?
All that you have, your whole self, all our merits. In return she provides her merits and protection.
The Highest order of angels closest to God?
The Seraphim
The Chief way that Bad angels try to harm us.
What is tempting us to sin?
The angel whose name means "God has healed"
The angel Raphael
What is on St. George's Shield
A white background with a Red Cross
What is considered the easiest way to heaven according to St. Louis De Monfort?
The Consecration to Mary