Clothed in Mary's Love: A Guide to the Brown Scapular Devotion (Treasury of Catholic Devotions) - Couverture souple

Martin, Edward P

Couverture souple

ISBN 13 : 9798951095060

Editeur : Pgm Publishing, 2026

Synopsis

Clothed in Mary's Love is a Catholic guide to the Brown Scapular of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, its history, meaning, promises, enrollment, and place in Catholic spiritual life. Catholic author and theologian Edward P. Martin explores the Brown Scapular through Carmelite spirituality, Marian devotion, St. Simon Stock, Catholic teaching on sacramentals, and the traditional Scapular Promise-while addressing common misconceptions about salvation and the devotion.

Millions of Catholics wear the Brown Scapular. But what does it really mean?

For centuries, this simple piece of brown cloth has expressed devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary and a desire to live in deeper communion with Jesus Christ. Yet the Brown Scapular is sometimes misunderstood as a lucky charm or even an automatic guarantee of salvation.

It is neither.

Clothed in Mary's Love explains the Brown Scapular as a Catholic sacramental and sign of Marian devotion rooted in the spirituality of the Carmelite tradition.

Inside this Catholic guide, readers will discover:

- The Origins of the Brown Scapular - Explore Mount Carmel, the Carmelite Order, St. Simon Stock, and the traditional account associated with the Scapular devotion.

- What the Brown Scapular Means - Understand why wearing the Scapular expresses Marian devotion and a commitment to follow Jesus Christ.

- The Scapular Promise - Examine the traditional promises associated with the Brown Scapular, what Catholics may legitimately believe about them, and common misunderstandings concerning salvation.

- Enrollment in the Brown Scapular - Learn about enrollment, who may enroll a Catholic, wearing the Scapular, and incorporating the devotion into everyday Catholic life.

- A Sacramental, Not a Magic Charm - Understand why the Brown Scapular never replaces conversion, faith, prayer, the Sacraments, or Christian discipleship.

- Our Lady of Mount Carmel - Discover the Marian spirituality at the heart of the devotion and Mary's role in leading Christians toward her Son.

- Carmelite Spirituality - Encounter the tradition of prayer, contemplation, Marian devotion, and intimacy with God that gives the Brown Scapular its deeper spiritual context.

The Brown Scapular ultimately points beyond itself.

It is not simply about wearing a piece of cloth. It expresses a relationship: devotion to Mary, participation in Carmelite spirituality, and a desire to belong more completely to Jesus Christ.

For Catholics seeking to understand the Brown Scapular, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, St. Simon Stock, Carmelite spirituality, Marian devotion, enrollment, the Scapular Promise, and Catholic sacramentals, Clothed in Mary's Love offers an accessible and faithful introduction to one of Catholicism's most enduring devotions.

Wear the Scapular with understanding. Entrust yourself to Mary's maternal care. And let her lead you ever closer to Jesus Christ.

A propos du livre

À propos de l'auteur

Edward P. Martin is a Licentiate in Sacred Theology whose work focuses on the relationship between Catholic doctrine, psychology, and the lived experience of faith. A researcher attentive to the pressing issues facing the Church today, he explores how theological tradition speaks to modern challenges without losing its spiritual depth. With a strong foundation in early Christian studies and a background in psychology, Martin has spent decades engaging with young adults and their parents, gaining firsthand insight into practical struggles, family life, and everyday devotion. His writing combines scholarly clarity with pastoral wisdom, offering guidance that is both intellectually sound and grounded in real Catholic experience.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: Pgm Publishing
• Date d'édition: 2026
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 13: 9798951095060
• Reliure: Tapa blanda
• Nombre de pages: 130
• Coordonnées du fabricant: non disponible
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