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This angel assisted Jesus in amplifying the flame of peace during his ministry. He was also one of the ministering angels who, together with [[Holy Amethyst]], kept the vigil with [[Jesus]] in the Garden of Gethsemane. He was one of the heavenly hosts sent by God to sustain Jesus after he had prayed, saying, “Father, if thou be willing, remove this cup from me: nevertheless not my will, but thine, be done.”<ref>Luke 22:42.</ref>

Although the Father, acting in conformity to his own Law, did not “remove this cup,” he did send his archangels and archeiai and, among others, this Angel of Peace to strengthen Jesus in his resolve to do the will of God. The fiery presence of these angels served as electrodes to magnetize the flames of peace and power, healing and truth, faith and hope and reality from Jesus’ own [[causal body]], thereby aiding Jesus in bringing the full momentum of his own light to bear upon the betrayal, the trial and the crucifixion that lay before him.

It was the Angel of Peace that appeared to the three shepherd children in [[Fátima]], Portugal, in 1916, prior to the appearances of Mother Mary. The angel was described as “A light whiter than snow in the form of a young man, transparent and brighter than crystal, pierced by the rays of the sun.”

<blockquote>Beloved ones, if the Angel of Peace and my own message at Fátima was the encouragement to pray, to make sacrifice, to call for the conversion of sinners, and if the prayers of these three could in itself be a dispensation to stay the hand of darkness, what do you think the dispensation is when hundreds upon hundreds, even thousands of [[Keepers of the Flame]], in the full awareness of the science of the spoken Word and the science of the Immaculate Heart, will give these invocations as shouting from the housetops for the invocation of light?</blockquote>  

{{MTR}}, s.v. “Angel of Peace,”