Thanks, Olesya. Clear information is definitely important when it comes to making health-affirming decisions.
]]>Thank you—I’m glad the suggestion of a practical step resonated with you. I agree that we should always turn to Scripture for discernment.
There’s an interesting distinction here, too: Michael and Gabriel are named in the Protestant biblical canon, while Raphael—associated here with Wednesday—appears in Tobit, which Catholic and Orthodox Christians receive as Scripture. The weekday associations themselves come from wider angelological traditions rather than explicit biblical teaching.
For me, exploring those traditions can sit alongside biblical discernment, with care about where each idea comes from and the authority we give it. I appreciate your approach of using the themes as prompts for reflection, while keeping Scripture central. My hope is that the practice encourages prayer that bears fruit in everyday life.
]]>Thanks, Jayne. Glad you found this useful.
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]]>Thanks for sharing, Manuel! ❤️
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