Devotion to St. Michael

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All St. Michael has to do is cross his arms and demons run in terror.

He’s big.
He’s smart.
He’s holy.

He’s the highest Angel.

He’s on our team.
 
water said:
I thought the highest ones were those of Choir of Seraphim.
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That’s true, and it’s one of the really really awesome things about Saint Michael. Lucifer was from the highest choir, the Seraphim. The Archangels are just above the lowest tier of the 9 choirs, the Guardian Angels.

Kinda reminds me of “the last shall be first and the first shall be last,” even though he was second to last…

I have a Saint Michael Scapular that I’ve been meaning to have blessed. The only reason I bought it is because my son grabbed it and started chewing on it in the bookstore one day. I figured I should probably go ahead and buy it since he drooled all over the plastic package. Does anyone know anything about this scapular? I’ve looked for info on it, but I’ve not really found anything that tells me much about it.
 
I have a Saint Michael Scapular that I’ve been meaning to have blessed. The only reason I bought it is because my son grabbed it and started chewing on it in the bookstore one day. I figured I should probably go ahead and buy it since he drooled all over the plastic package. Does anyone know anything about this scapular? I’ve looked for info on it, but I’ve not really found anything that tells me much about it.

I don’t know either; just that it wards off demonic attack of course and that it was approved by Pope Leo XIII.
 
BeeSweet said:
That’s true, and it’s one of the really really awesome things about Saint Michael. Lucifer was from the highest choir, the Seraphim. The Archangels are just above the lowest tier of the 9 choirs, the Guardian Angels.

Kinda reminds me of “the last shall be first and the first shall be last,” even though he was second to last…

I have a Saint Michael Scapular that I’ve been meaning to have blessed. The only reason I bought it is because my son grabbed it and started chewing on it in the bookstore one day. I figured I should probably go ahead and buy it since he drooled all over the plastic package. Does anyone know anything about this scapular? I’ve looked for info on it, but I’ve not really found anything that tells me much about it.
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I don’t know either, except that it wards off demonic attack of course and that it was approved by Leo XIII
 
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BeeSweet said:
I have a Saint Michael Scapular that I’ve been meaning to have blessed. The only reason I bought it is because my son grabbed it and started chewing on it in the bookstore one day. I figured I should probably go ahead and buy it since he drooled all over the plastic package. Does anyone know anything about this scapular? I’ve looked for info on it, but I’ve not really found anything that tells me much about it.
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Does it look like this?

http://catholicmoms.com/Merchant2/graphics/00000001/stmichaelscapular.jpg
 
lizaanne said:
I’m sorry I didn’t follow up earlier - but we did check with this company and they only do massive bronze sculptures, and do not offer anything in a small desk or home size. 😦 Sorry!

~Liza
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Not to worry. Not a big deal.
 
masondoggy said:
I’m currently doing a 9 week novena to St. Michael. It’s my first novena I’ve ever done. 😃

Never Failing Prayer to Saint Michael:

Saint Michael, I resort to your protection, and in my faith, I offer this light which will burn every Tuesday, Comfort me in my difficulties and to the lodging in the house of our Saviour, intercede for me and my family that we may be able to hold God close to our hearts and be provided for in all of our necessities, I beseech you to have infinite pity in regard to these favors I ask of you that I may be able to overcome all difficulties as you did the dragon at your feet.

Say: 3 Hail Mary’s, 3 Our Fathers, 3 Glory Be’s

This prayer is to be said 9 Tuesdays in succession. Each Tuesday, a candle shall be lit and a copy of this prayer is to be left in the church to help another soul in distress and support the devotion to St. Michael.
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I like this! I may have to give it a try.
 
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