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Angeli, Agostino, Degli SEE ANGELIS. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Angeli SEE ANGELIS. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Angeletti, Andrea a Carmelite of Rome, who lived in the 17th century, wrote the Life of St. Canute, the martyr, king of Denmark (printed in Italian and Latin at Rome in 1667). Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Angelerius, Gregory (Ital. Gregorio Angelieri); was a zealous preacher of the Capuchins, of Lower Calabria, who died at. Naples in 1622. He left many works in Latin and Italian, among them De Praeparatione Evangelica: Narrationes Atheistarum, Gentilium, Hebraeorum, Turcarum, Hcereticorum, et Schismaticorum; quod Ecclesia Romana est Vera Ecclesia, et sola Schola Dei ii Terris (Naples, … Continue reading “Angelerius, Gregory”

Angela of Foligno, Blessed (1248-1309) Penitent and mystical writer, born Foligno, Italy ; died there. She was a worldly and frail woman who, after her conversion, established a community at Foligno of the Third Order of Saint Francis. Her “Book of Visions and Instructions” record the history of her conversion. She is represented being invited … Continue reading “Angela of Foligno, Blessed”

Angela Merici, Saint Virgin, foundress of the Ursulines, born Desenzano, Italy , 1474; died Brescia, Italy , 1540. At an early age she became a tertiary of Saint Francis. She established a school at Desenzano for the instruction of young girls in religion, and later founded a second school at Brescia. In 1535 she laid … Continue reading “Angela Merici, Saint”

Angela Merici better known as Angela of Brescia, founder of the order of the Ursulines, was born in 1511, at Dezenzano. She entered a Franciscan convent, and made a journey to the Holy Land. On her return, in 1537, she assembled at Brescia a company of women, to whom she gave the name of St. … Continue reading “Angela Merici”

Angel, Thy Holy Name applied to Our Lord in the Mass, in the third prayer after the Consecration. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary

ANGEL REAPERS Mat 13:30; Mat 13:39; Mar 13:27 Fuente: Thompson Chain-Reference Bible

Angel of Yahweh See ANGEL (II, 3). Fuente: International Standard Bible Encyclopedia