"...Are they not ALL ministering spirits, sent forth to minister for them who shall be heirs of salvation?" (Heb.1:14)
This "ministering" conveys a meaning of "liturgy" [the inspired word: 'leitourgikos'; of procedural protocol or public function]; of leading or guiding the "heir" into acts of kindness and charity -- as opposed to the meaning that "guardian" conveys, of protection from harm.
The Literal Bible says these "ministering spirits" are sent out for "...service because of those being about to inherit salvation".
This "service" they provide is "diakonia": "attendance (as a servant, etc.); figuratively, aid, (official) service..." (Strong's Definitions). Possibly conveying "relief" [something we all need from time to time].
For instance: "Then the Devil leaveth Him, and, behold, angels came and ministered unto Him." (Matt.4:11)
There is a tendency for some to think of "guardian" angels as some kind of "shield" from physical harm... which can be misleading as to the real function of "ministering spirits" [although they could feasibly minister to God's heir by "warning" or "guiding" them away from a potentially harmful situation.
An "archangel" is a "chief angel"... conveying administrative authority over other angels [and who knows what else?].
Yet, Hebrews 1:14 says: "...are they not ALL ministering spirits...". Which would lead us to believe that even the highest ranking angel is the servant or minister of something or someone.
But, "guardian angel" is still not a term used in the Bible.
Archangels have a higher rank than Guardian Angels. The being that watches over you is a Guardian Angel.
The feast day of the Guardian Angels is on October 2. The feast day of the Archangels Michael, Gabriel and Raphael is on September 29.
Angels do not have surnames.
Yes. In praying The Chaplet of The Angels, a Catholic prayer, the eighth Choir of Angels is devoted to Saint Michael, and the Eighth Heavenly Choir of Angels, known as The Choir of Archangels.
Guardian Angels was created in 1979.
Angels, archangels or not have no gender, though some passages of the Bible refer to them as Sons of God.
Guardian Angels Church was created in 1858.
It means the chief or head Angel
Samael, Uzziel, Ariel, and Metatron are a few from mythology.
Some scholars say that angels originated in the Zoroastrian religion, entering Judaism during the Babylonian Exile.
Guardian angels have no patron saint because they are, in a sense, patrons themselves.
You see your guardian angel when you die. Guardian Angels are pure spirits, thus we cannot "see" them when we are still in our physical bodies.