I suppose I take a mediating position on this, similar to what the Anglican Communion does. I believe in the Communion of Saints, and angels, and I don't see a problem asking them to intervene on our behalf. But I don't go so far as to veer off into superstition and or even paganism.
It is perfectly reasonable to be neutral on something if you are not completely sure. I respect that, in fact it shows some wisdom to take the time to prayerfully meditate and ruminate on a subject.
It is better than taking a reactive hardline in obstinacy, without stopping to give proper thought to a subject.
Remember that the surer way in spirituality is not by experiences so much but by Faith.
It doesn’t matter if you don’t have these powerful spiritual experiences.
Blessed is he who has not seen, yet still believes.
This is a superior faith.