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Hello, everyone, and welcome to Catholic Saints. Very exciting. Today Today we are going to be talking about the angels. My name is Taylor Camp. I'm the director of formed and with me. Is Dr. Elizabeth Klein, Professor of Theology here at the Graduate School of Theology, who also wrote her dissertation on angels. And I keep forgetting to mention this. I have a book coming out. Also on

my goodness, saints and angels who they are and why they matter with Ivy Maria Press. I have a

giant poster of the cover. Show them the show them the poster. Not you can't hit the desk with the

poster. Sorry. Just show them the poster. There's the poster. So in two months from now,

that'll actually be a book. Well, it's a picture of two months from now, that'll actually be a book.

Well, it's a picture of a book cover, but it'll be on a book. You can pre-order it now.

So depending on when you listen to this, the book might not be available to buy today, but it is available for pre-order either way. So check it out.

Angels and Saints or Saints and Angels?

Angels and Saints.

Angels and Saints from Ave Maria Press.

There will be a link in the description.

Pre-order if it's before November, order if it's after.

Awesome.

Very good.

I did not know before I became Catholic the angels were such a cool topic.

And so I wrote my dissertation before I was Catholic. So after I became Catholic all of a sudden, I was like, people were

really interested in all this angel stuff. So I had to kind of get up to speed though, because I wrote

on Augustine and Angels, and that's actually prior to a lot of the angel stuff that people like.

So fascinating. Angels are fascinating, which leads to a great introductory question.

How do we know that there are angels? And what do we know about them?

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