03-01-2017, 07:32 PM
This is a spin off from the Miraculous Medal thread.
I know that the Green Scapular has resulted in many conversions and can be hidden in a person's room or house and the prayer prayed for their conversion. I gave one to the pastor of the Reformed church I've been attending for the last 4 years, along with a Miraculous Medal, but he told me later that he'd thrown it away.
However, the site recommended in the thread (http://www.greenscapular.org/scapulars.html) recommends writing someone's name on a Green Scapular and that makes the person instantly consecrated to Jesus. While this sounds great, I have no idea if it's from an approved source. It talks about a prayer dictated by God to someone called Anne Marie in 1997. Has the Church approved this revelation as worthy of belief?
I will definitely get some Green Scapulars, but I'm unsure about writing the person's name on them.
I know that the Green Scapular has resulted in many conversions and can be hidden in a person's room or house and the prayer prayed for their conversion. I gave one to the pastor of the Reformed church I've been attending for the last 4 years, along with a Miraculous Medal, but he told me later that he'd thrown it away.
However, the site recommended in the thread (http://www.greenscapular.org/scapulars.html) recommends writing someone's name on a Green Scapular and that makes the person instantly consecrated to Jesus. While this sounds great, I have no idea if it's from an approved source. It talks about a prayer dictated by God to someone called Anne Marie in 1997. Has the Church approved this revelation as worthy of belief?
I will definitely get some Green Scapulars, but I'm unsure about writing the person's name on them.