By the strict definition of the church angels cannot become declared saints. Nowhere in The Bible does it call an angel a saint.
Roman Catholics, however, often refer to Michael as "Saint Michael" but this title does not indicate canonization as it would a person.
Archangel Michael s generally referred to in Christian litanies as "Saint Michael", as in the Litany of the Saints.
Catholic AnswerThe title "saint" in the Catholic Church just indicates that someone is in heaven. The good angels have always been in heaven and thus the title "saint" applies to them. The Catholic Church, which wrote the Bible, is the same Church that applies the title to anyone in heaven.No. Saint Peter was born a man, and was made a saint. A human cannot become an angel.
St, Michael is an angel and was created by God as an angel and a saint. He never lived as a human so did not have to prove his worthiness as humans do.
Archangel Gabriel was created by God as an angel and saint. He never lived as a human.
No, she is a saint and not an angel.
St. Michael was created by God as a pure spirit, an angel, in heaven long before the Universe existed. He has always been a saint.
Sceau-Saint-Angel's population is 122.
The area of Sceau-Saint-Angel is 17.49 square kilometers.
No, Saint Mark was not an angel. He was one of the four evangelists who wrote the Gospel of Mark in the New Testament of the Bible.
An angel cannot be a saint. Angels are a certain race of beings. Saints are people that have been glorified into a saint status.
Saint Michael is an angel as was created by God as an angel. He has no family or relatives.
There is no saint or angel named Bethany.
I can find no angel or saint by the name of Conor. There is a St. Conon and a Saint Conrad, however.