The following Scapulars are hand made by the Carmelite Nuns. These brown scapulars are 100% wool and have beautiful emblems attached with hand-embroidered edge. They are not only beautiful but made very sturdy and are washable.

Proceeds from each sale goes back to help the Sisters in the Monastery continue their many good works.

Title: Brown Scapular

Color: Brown with blue border

Item number: BS-BLUE

Size: 18"

Description: 100% Wool with brown strings with hand stitched blue border.

Donation: $9.99 (valued $15.00)

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Title: Brown Scapular

Color: Brown with brown border

Item number: BS-BROWN

Size: 18"

Description: 100% Wool with brown strings with hand stitched brown border.

Donation: $9.99 (valued $15.00)

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Here is a brief overview of the importance of wearing one.

"In the year 1251, in the town of Aylesford in England, Our Lady appeared to St. Simon Stock, a Carmelite. She handed him a brown woolen scapular and said, “This shall be a privilege for you and all Carmelites, that anyone dying in this habit shall not suffer eternal fire.” In time, the Church extended this magnificent privilege to all the laity who are willing to be invested in the Brown Scapular of the Carmelites and who perpetually wear it.

As Our Lord taught us to say the Our Father, Our Blessed Mother taught us the value of the scapular. When we use it as a prayer, Our Lady draws us to the Sacred Heart of Her Divine Son. It is good, therefore, to hold the scapular in the hand. A prayer offered while holding the Scapular is as perfect as a prayer can be. It is especially in time of temptation that we need the powerful intercession of God’s Mother. The evil spirit is utterly powerless when the wearer of a scapular faces temptation, calling upon the Holy Virgin in this silent devotion. “If you had recommended yourself to me, you would not have run into such danger,” was Our Lady’s gentle reproach to Blessed Alan de la Roche, one of her devoted servants.
To be eligible for the scapular promise, one must be enrolled in the Brown Scapular Confraternity. This is a simple ceremony which can be performed by any priest. The members of the Confraternity have the added benefit of sharing in all the spiritual benefits of the Carmelite Order."