Guardian Angel

a common belief but not an article of faith in the Latin and Greek @hurches that to every individual of the human race there is a igned at birth an angel as guardian and protector. The belief is shared by Anglican High Churchmen. The Roman Church celebrates the ae of Guardian Angels on Octore ©, Guarea, a genus of tropical American trees, of some of which the bark is used as an emetic and purgative. G. grand i folia is called musk wood in some of the islands of the West Indies, the bark smelling so strongly of musk that it may be used as a perfume, Guarneri, or Ci the name of one of the three celebrated families of violin-makers_ who flourished at Cremona in the 17th and