Small Brown Scapular

The Brown Scapular itself consists of two brown pieces of cloth connected by two thin straps with one piece hanging over the wearer’s chest and the other piece hanging over the person’s back. It dates to the Middle Ages and its roots are found in the desires of laypeople to share in the spirituality and, in some sense, even in the garb of the Carmelite Order.

While a sign of Mary’s special help and protection both now and at the hour of our death, the scapular is in no way to be seen superstitiously, or as a guarantee of salvation regardless of how the wearers live their lives.

Those being invested in the scapular must have it conferred upon them by a priest or deacon.

2 cm x 2,5 cm. In tissue.