In this video I will be talking about 



1. What is the Brown Scapular 

2. The Two forms of brown Scapular 

3. The promises of the Brown Scapular 

4. How to acquire the promises of the Brown Scapular

 5. Miraculous stories of the Brown Scapular 



The brown Scapular (aka Scapular of Our Lady of Mount Carmel) is a brown woolen material worn on the neck by Carmelite Order and other faithful which symbolize physical and external sign of filial relationship between the Blessed Virgin and the faithful who entrust themselves to her protection and have recourse to her maternal intercession.



 The feast day of Our lady of mount Carmel is on 16 of July. On this date, the church celebrates the apparition of Blessed Virgin Mary to St Simon Stock a Carmelite, which happened on July 16 1251.



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