St. Michael the Archangel — Quis ut Deus

St. Michael the Archangel — Quis ut Deus

When Lucifer raised his pride against heaven and declared he would make himself like the Most High, one voice answered with the cry that became his name: Quis ut Deus — Who is like God? It was Michael. The Archangel. The prince of the heavenly host. He drew his sword, led the armies of God against the dragon, and threw him down. This back-print renders that victory in full: St. Michael in armor, flaming sword raised, wings spread, the serpent crushed and burning beneath his heel, the banner naming his war cry — Quis ut Deus.

The Captain of the Host

Every soldier-saint in this house ultimately serves under him. Michael is the one the Church calls on when the fight turns spiritual: St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle, be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. Pope Leo XIII gave Catholics that prayer in 1886, and men have whispered it in foxholes and squad cars ever since — because Michael is the patron of soldiers and the terror of hell. The dragon beneath his foot isn't mythology. It's the enemy every man actually faces — and the promise that he can be beaten. You don't fight that war alone. You fight it under the standard of the one who already won it.

Built on the Bayside 5100

Printed on the Bayside 5100 — a 6.1 oz, 100% pre-shrunk cotton heavyweight tee, made in the USA. Shoulder-to-shoulder taping, double-needle hems, full cut. A substantial American-made shirt built to take a beating and hold its shape wash after wash, not a thin promotional blank. You'll feel the difference the first time you put it on.

From the 1765 Family

Designed by 1765 Apparel Co. in partnership with 1765 Sanctum Co. — built to arm Catholic men to live the faith out loud. Altar. Arms. Allegiance. St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle.

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