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Brown Scapular Investiture July 13

Published July 8, 2025 β€’ Written by Deacon Guadalupe Rodriguez Filed Under: Blog

Blessing and Investiture of the Brown Scapular of Our Lady of Mount Carmel

πŸ“… Date: Sunday, July 13, 2025

πŸ•˜ Time: 3:00 PM Service

πŸ“ Location: St. William Catholic Church, Round Rock, TX

Join us for a special Blessing and Investiture of the Brown Scapular of Our Lady of Mount Carmel at 3:00 PM at St. William Catholic Church. The Investiture will include reading of the Word, preaching, and a blessing with the investiture


The Brown Scapular, given by the Blessed Virgin Mary to St. Simon Stock in the 13th century, is one of the most beloved sacramentals in the Catholic Church. It is a sign of devotion to Our Lady and a commitment to live a life of prayer and faithfulness to Christ.

Tradition holds that Mary made a powerful promise to those who wear the scapular with devotion:

β€œWhoever dies clothed in this scapular shall not suffer eternal fire.”

It is a spiritual gift that encourages a life of virtue, prayer (especially the Rosary), and trust in Mary’s intercession.

All are welcome to receive the scapular blessing and investiture. Scapulars will be provided.

Come take part in this beautiful tradition and entrust yourself to the care of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

πŸ‘‰ Learn more: st-william.org/events/blessing-and-investiture-of-the-brown-scapular-of-our-lady-of-mount-carmel

The Brown Scapular and “The First Born” (Col. 1:15)

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Guadalupe Rodriguez

Deacon Guadalupe was ordained December 9, 2006 on the Feast of Saint Juan Diego in Laredo, Texas by Bishop James Tamayo of the Diocese of Laredo. He has been working for the Catholic Church since 2005 as Retreat Center Administrator for Catholic Solitudes, the Director of Religious Education for Saint Williams and Saint Mary Cathedral, and is now Co-Director of Diaconal Formation, Diocese of Austin. Email: guadalupe-rodriguez @ austindiocese.org

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