The Brown Scapular devotion is a form of religious practice in the Catholic Church that involves wearing a scapular, a piece of cloth worn over the shoulders. It is associated with the Carmelite Order and symbolizes a commitment to live a life of faith and devotion to God. The scapular is often seen as a sign of protection and a reminder of the wearer’s dedication to the teachings of Jesus Christ. The devotion is rooted in a vision experienced by Saint Simon Stock in the 13th century, where the Virgin Mary promised special graces to those who wear the scapular. To fully embrace this devotion, individuals typically participate in a simple ceremony of enrollment and are encouraged to live a life of prayer, good works, and fidelity to their faith.