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What is the nature of an angel?
A purely spiritual, personal being created by God, with intellect and free will.
Why do angels exist? What are their three works?
To worship and glorify God, serve His divine plan, and act as messengers and ministers of God.
How does an angel's intelligence compare with human intelligence?
Angels have greater natural intelligence than humans because they are pure spirits and do not depend on bodily senses to know things.
What is the main mission of a guardian angel?
To protect and guide the person entrusted to them, helping them grow in holiness and reach salvation.
What kind of free will do angels have? Why?
Angels have free will to choose to serve God or reject Him. Their choice is definitive because they are pure spirits who understand their choices clearly.
What are the three triads of the nine choirs of angels and their main roles?
First triad (Seraphim, Cherubim, Thrones): contemplate and worship God. Second triad (Dominions, Virtues, Powers): govern the universe and carry out God's order. Third triad (Principalities, Archangels, Angels): guide and protect God's people and communicate His messages.
What are the nine choirs of angels in order from highest to lowest?
Seraphim, Cherubim, Thrones, Dominions, Virtues, Powers, Principalities, Archangels, Angels.
What is dogma?
A truth revealed by God and definitively taught by the Church as something Catholics must believe.
What is doctrine?
The official teaching of the Church on matters of faith and morals; doctrine includes dogmas and other authoritative teachings.
What is speculative theology?
Theological reflection that explores questions about God and faith where the Church has not definitively settled every detail.
What is the basic Catholic doctrine on the fall of the angels?
God created the angels good, but some freely and irrevocably rejected God and His plan. They became demons and now oppose God and humanity.
Who led the rebellion of the fallen angels?
Satan, also called the Devil. Lucifer is a traditional name associated with Satan.
How many angels fell?
Scripture does not give an exact number. Revelation 12:4 symbolically describes the dragon sweeping away a third of the stars, traditionally associated with the fallen angels.
What were demons originally?
Angels created good by God who became evil by freely rejecting Him.
What does the Gospel story of the Gerasene demoniac reveal about possession?
It presents demonic possession as a real phenomenon in the Gospel account, shows that demons can afflict people, and demonstrates Jesus' authority over them.
What are the four levels of demonic influence in the human world?
Temptation, oppression, obsession, and possession.
Which level of demonic influence is least common?
Possession is generally described as the rarest and most extreme level.
What are four things that can increase a person's risk of demonic influence?
Involvement in occult practices, attempting to contact spirits, participation in divination or witchcraft, and deliberately seeking demonic involvement.
What is the best protection against demonic influence?
A faithful life centered on God: prayer, the sacraments, especially Confession and the Eucharist, Scripture, and rejecting occult practices.
Why are occult practices sins against the First Commandment according to the Catechism of the Catholic Church?
They violate worship and trust owed to God by seeking supernatural power or knowledge apart from Him.