National Angel Day is celebrated annually on April 16 to honor individuals named Angel, rather than divine beings. The name Angel, derived from the Greek word ‘Angelos,’ meaning ‘messenger,’ is gender-neutral and commonly used in Spanish-speaking countries, where variations like Ángel are prevalent. The day focuses on appreciating those named Angel, recognizing them as blessings in our lives. While the name is less common in English-speaking countries, it has gained popularity, particularly for boys, rising into the top 100 names in the United States. Celebrations may include acknowledging and expressing gratitude towards friends and family members with the name Angel. The holiday serves as a reminder of the spiritual and protective connotations associated with the name in religious texts.