

Eternal Lord God who has
ordered and ordained the service of Michael and the angels, grant me
their
protection and defence, that I might be better prepared to discern
and
fight the devil and all his works, following the way of my Lord and
Saviour,
Jesus Christ. Amen
It is worth remembering, if we worship God
on our own, that in fact we do so;
with the whole company of heaven
Michael is recorded in the Bible as an Archangel who overcomes the Devil.
There are also lots of Angel Pages on the Web and mostly the pictures show angels as attractive females or near naked little boys, whereas the Bible says:
Jesus
answered and said unto them, Ye do err, not knowing the scriptures, nor
the power of God. For in the resurrection they neither marry, nor are
given
in marriage, but are as the angels of God in heaven.
(Matthew
Chp
22 vs 29,30.)
In other words, although we might retain our gender, we shall be sexless. So those little cherubs have little wispy clouds or strips of cloth around their legs, not to cover what they have, but to cover the fact that they have not!! There is no sexual activity in heaven. Likewise, Angels as created beings should not have navels. (Just by the way: I remember a riddle from junior school in the forties which asked how one might recognise Adam in Heaven: he hasn't got a belly button). As to Angels' wings they are perhaps a metaphor for the fact that Angels "fly" between Earth and Heaven, and Heaven is, by tradition, up in the sky.
I rather like the way C.S. Lewis imagined the dwellers of heaven in The Great Divorce:
When contemplating Heaven, the place of the spirit, we have to try and extract ourselves from Earthly presumptions. Time is perhaps the most difficult to unthink and grasp Eternity, because we also need to unthink before and after. I shall not attempt that. However what spirits and angels "look" like is a little easier because we are familiar with the fact that it is our brain (mind?) which sees rather than our eyes. Who, when driving, has not fancied there to be a dog lying in the road ahead which turns out to be a plastic bag. And like Lewis, who has not seen beauty in the face of someone who is not handsome, recognising it to be a feature of their soul. So we can accept traditional pictures as a metaphor only. It makes them no less real. There are many reports of people "seeing" traditional looking Angels who did some very real things.