History of Angel in Timeline
An angel is a spiritual entity, often depicted as humanoid with wings, serving as a messenger or intermediary between God and humanity in various religions, particularly the Abrahamic faiths. They can also act as protectors, guides, or servants of God. In Western belief, the term distinguishes benevolent from malevolent supernatural beings. Angels play diverse roles in different traditions, typically associated with purity, guidance, and divine intervention.
August 1986: Angels participate in the history of salvation
In August 1986, Pope John Paul II gave a General Audience address entitled "Angels participate in the history of salvation," explaining that angels do not have bodies, although they may appear in visible forms. He also discussed the representation of angels in Christian art, noting that early depictions often showed them without wings.
1986: Angels Participate In History Of Salvation
In 1986, Pope John Paul II delivered an address titled "Angels Participate In History Of Salvation," emphasizing the importance of angels in Catholic teachings and suggesting that modern society should recognize their significance.
