St. Michael is an archangel in various religious traditions, most notably in Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. He is often depicted as a warrior angel who leads the heavenly armies against evil forces. In the Christian tradition, St. Michael is recognized as a protector of the faithful and is often associated with the battle against Satan. In art and literature, St. Michael is frequently portrayed defeating a dragon or a serpent, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil. His feast day is celebrated on September 29, alongside other archangels like Gabriel and Raphael. St. Michael is also the patron saint of soldiers, police officers, and paramedics.