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Reply to this post ( Blog Post & Facebook Post ) Catholic Defense & Explanation From the Catholic perspective, the term “angel” ( angelos in Greek, mal'akh in Hebrew) literally means "messenger". While Sacred Scripture uses the word functionally in certain passages to refer to human messengers (such as prophets, priests, or bishops/ministers of the early Church as seen in Rev 1:20), Catholic dogma affirms that in its ontological nature (its essence), an angel is a pure, spiritual, non-corporeal creature created by God. Key Doctrinal & Scriptural Pillars: Angels as Spiritual Beings by Nature: CCC 328–330: The Catechism teaches that the existence of spiritual, non-corporeal beings—the angels—is a truth of faith. St. Augustine famously explained: “‘Angel’ is the name of their office, not of their nature. If you seek the name of their nature, it is 'spirit'; if you seek the name of their office, it is 'angel'.” In their entire being, angel...