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Title: Seraphim: The Angels That Isaiah Saw When He Was Called (Biblical Stories Explained)
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1. The Seraphim are the highest order of angels.
2. When God created angels, the highest were the cherubim e.g. the devil (Ez 28), who was "a cherub".
3. But God created all angels that by distinguishing themselves in perfect charity, they may become Seraphs, the new class, which was to be above all their natural classes. God intended all angels to become Seraphs. The class of those who burnt in love. Just as He intends all men to become saints (perfect: You shall be perfect (Mtt 5:48)).
4. All who distinguished themselves in perfect love became Seraphs.
5. St. Michael is the highest Seraph, followed by St. Gabriel, St. Raphael and the four other of the "seven, who stand before the Lord." (Tob 12)
6. The Seraph are the earthly equivalent of saints, or those who distinguished themselves in perfect charity.
7. So St. Anthony of Padua, St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Anthony of the Desert, the Twelve Apostles (with Matthias) and all the other great saints you know, are all in the glory of the Seraphim.
8. By the intercession of St. Michael and all the Seraphim, may God grant me daily the grace to merit and persevere in perfect charity. Our Father etc., Hail Mary etc. (Daily).