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- Scapular - Wikipedia
A scapular (from Latin scapula 'shoulder') is a Western Christian garment suspended from the shoulders
- How to Use the Scapular - The Catholic Company
From this “apron” developed a special monastic garment to be worn by specific religious orders The scapular, in its original form, was often referred to as jugum Christi, or the yoke of Christ, and was even worn at bedtime
- What Is a Scapular and Why Would You Wear One? - Learn Religions
Learn more about the scapular, a small religious object worn by Catholics and tied to a particular devotion
- Why Wear A Scapular? - Simply Catholic
Many Catholics wear a scapular In fact, those who wear it are rarely without it except perhaps when bathing It is as much a part of us as a wedding band, a symbol that signifies our love or commitment to another; in this case to the Blessed Mother and through her to our Lord Jesus Christ
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- The Scapular: Origins, Meaning, and Spiritual Power of a Symbol of . . .
The scapular is a devotional object that forms part of Catholic tradition, particularly associated with the Carmelite Order and Marian devotion There are different types of scapulars, but the most well-known is the Scapular of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, also called the “brown scapular ”
- What is the Catholic Scapular? | Human Life International
Wearing a Scapular is a popular devotion among Catholics – but what exactly is it? And why are there so many different colors of Scapulars? The name “Scapular” comes from the Latin word scapula, which refers to the shoulder blade, over which the Scapular lays
- Different Kinds of Scapulars – CERC
To date, the Church has approved 18 different scapulars, distinguished by color, symbolism and devotion Most scapulars still signify a person’s affiliation with a particular confraternity, at least loosely The following is a brief description of the six most popular ones: The brown scapular of Our lady of Mount Carmel
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