Camael, also referred to as Chamuel, is an archangel recognized within Christian angelology. He is traditionally identified as a celestial being representing love, peace, and harmony. While his name appears in various spellings, such as Kamael or Camiel, his role remains centered on these peaceful qualities. He is commemorated in the Anglican tradition on September 29.
Attributes and role
In various theological traditions, Camael is celebrated for his association with peaceful virtues. He is specifically remembered as an archangel who embodies harmony and love. Although he is a figure in popular piety, the Holy See has suggested that naming angels should generally be avoided, except for Gabriel, Raphael, and Michael, who are explicitly named in Holy Scripture.