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rcecowood
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what is meant by “enrolled” when talking of the scapular and do you wear it when you sleep?
Enrollment is a rite performed by a qualified priest which culminates in him placing the scapular around your neck. The result is that you receive the spiritual benefits associated with the scapular. A qualified priest has the authority to enroll people in a particular scapular. I’m not 100% sure, but I believe any priest can enroll people in the Brown Scapular. When I was a kid, we were all enrolled in the Brown Scapular right before we received our First Holy Communion.what is meant by “enrolled” when talking of the scapular and do you wear it when you sleep?
Enrollment is a rite performed by a qualified priest which culminates in him placing the scapular around your neck. The result is that you receive the spiritual benefits associated with the scapular. A qualified priest has the authority to enroll people in a particular scapular. I’m not 100% sure, but I believe any priest can enroll people in the Brown Scapular. When I was a kid, we were all enrolled in the Brown Scapular right before we received our First Holy Communion.
I always wear my Brown Scapular, except in the shower (unless I’m going to wash it – it’s sturdy enough to stand getting wet).
I have a 4-way medal which I believe includes the images of the scapular. Should I find a priest who can enroll me? I wear this medal every day.
:yup:You must be enrolled wearing a wool scapular first…then every subsequent wool scapular you ever wear of that color through the years(brown is the most common, which is what I am enrolled in) retains the blessing and benefits of the original scapular and the confraternity…if you decide to start wearing one of the non-wool versions (not sure what they are called or what they are made of…or even the various options), you do not have to be re-enrolled, but each new one must be blessed prior to its us.