Flower of Devotion

In the apparitions of the Venerable Mary of Jesus we read of the casting down of the evil angels from Heaven as follows:
Now there arose that great battle in Heaven which St. John describes in his revelation. For the holy and obedient angels were inflamed with zeal to defend the splendor of the Most High and the honor of the incarnate Word, which they had seen in revelation, and they asked permission from the Lord to go against the dragon and to fight against it. They also received permission from the Most High, and immediately they took up the fight against Lucifer and the other fallen angels, and fought against them with the weapons of reason, reason and truth. Uttering that irresistible word: “Who is like God?”, Saint Michael threw Lucifer, transformed into a dragon, and his followers out of Heaven.
These ungrateful angels were made unworthy by their sins to see God and his companionship eternally. Their memory was blotted out of his spirit, in which it was written by virtue of the gifts of grace bestowed upon them. They had lost the right to the places that had been reserved for them in case they would obey, and that right passed to the people, to whom the places of the fallen angels had now been given, and all trace was obliterated, and there was nothing left of them in Heaven.
The good angels, on the other hand, were rewarded for their faithfulness with the addition of seeing God, and entered triumphantly into eternal glory.