Archangel Raphael is revered in Judeo-Christian tradition as the "Divine Healer" and one of seven archangels who stand before God. His name means "God heals" or "God’s cure". Often associated with healing, protection, and guidance, he is the patron saint of travellers, the blind, physicians, and nurses. 
Key Aspects of Archangel Raphael:
Scriptural Role: Raphael is prominently featured in the Old Testament's Book of Tobit, where he takes human form to guide Tobias on a journey, heal his father’s blindness with a fish's gall, and exorcise demons.
Significance: He is recognized for bringing healing to people, animals, and the Earth. In Islamic tradition, he is known as Israfil, the angel who sounds the trumpet to announce the Day of Judgment.
Feast Day: The Catholic Church celebrates the feast of St. Raphael the Archangel on October 24th.
Attributes: Often associated with the colour green and depicted holding a staff, a fish, or a vial of medicine, representing his role as a healer and guide. 
Raphael is considered a compassionate figure who helps with physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual healing. 
Dimensions: 6x4x10cm