Archangel Michael

The Archangel

Before the Awakening

Long before, Michael lived in the war torn Liberia during the 80's. As the years passed, he lost almost everyone that he used to call family. The few who were spared from the horrors of war (his aunt and cousin) took him with them to the USA as a refugee.

He and his cousin grew up in a poor neighborhood of Sacramento during their late childhood and teenage, exposed to the violence and crime. Under the care of his Aunt, the boys grew trough these ages (mostly) untouched by these issues.

By the age of 15, Michael got to know the Christian religion and it touched his heart deeper than anything ever did. He joined the catholic school and some years later became a priest.

His new founded church (located in the neighborhood where he grew up) thrived quickly as his words touched the very hearts and souls of those who heard.

By the age of 25, happened what he would later call "The great ordeals". His aunt became blinded, and not much later in the same year, a rare illness took the life of his cousin. Those events brought his faith and resolve to their limits, and under the strain, his soul cracked open to the Supernal truth.

Father Michael

He took the Archangel Michael's name after his awakening, bringing himself closer to God than he ever was before. His church became his own sanctum to study and practice the Ars Magica.

Father Michael (as his' followers call him) has influences in the streets of his neighborhood because his services towards the well being of the community and even gained the respect of a few local gangs

Archangel Michael

In the Awakened Society, the Archangel dons a slightly different mask. Quite recluse from the Consilium, the Archangel works alone most of the time.

Trough the lenses of his faith he unveils the Mysteries of Sacramento, trying to perfect his Awakened self. As he usually says, the key to the unity with the Lord lies within the mastery of his gift.

Even though he isn't part of an order, The Silver Ladder is the one that he agrees the most. The gift of god to him is something that belongs to everyone, not just a small elite.