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Angel Saves Oratory Boy From Deadly Fall | Ep. 29
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When analyzing all of St. John Bosco’s writings and sermons, it’s clear that he considered devotion to guardian angels a major priority. He was constantly bringing them up: almost as if he could see them. Once he told his Oratory boys: “Be good, this will make your guardian angel happy. When physical or spiritual sorrows and misfortunes afflict you, turn to your guardian angel with strong trust, and he’ll help you. How many people in mortal sin were saved from death by their angels so they might have a chance for confession? Woe to those who give scandal! The guardian angels of innocent victims will cry out for vengeance to God.”
His beautiful words bring new aspects of guardian angels to light and make them all the more real.
But this wasn’t just a piece of flowery oration from our saint. He knew that if his boy’s prayed to their guardian angels, they would be saved from an untimely death and the story I have for you today confirmed his belief.
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