Catholic Word of the Day: ST. MICHAEL SCAPULAR, 12-12-11

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ST. MICHAEL SCAPULAR

It is designed as a shield, and one part is blue, the other black, and the connecting bands are blue and black. Each part has a picture of St. Michael slaying the dragon, and the inscription, "Who is like God?" It is a badge of the Confraternity of St. Michael. It was approved by Pope Leo XIII.

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[raybbr]

Interesting. I have been wearing the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Scapular for a couple of years now. I went to Mt. Carmel High School in Chicago. We all wore them.

Here is the St. Michael Scapular. Kind of nice looking...

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You Carmel people are hardcore about your scapulars.

Which is cool.

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St. Michael the Archangel....

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