Oh, you're one of those who insist on frequent Communion and confession in a time with rampant heresies, Jamie? I see that a lot. Kind of strikes me as the opposite of what Christ advised we should do during the abomination of desolation, but to each his own.
"During his captivity in the tower of Seville, an Arian bishop was sent to St. Hermenegild during the Easter Season, but he would not accept Holy Communion from the hands of that prelate.[1] King Leovigild ordered him to be killed, and the axemen found him to be resigned to this end. He was martyred on April 13, 585."
We don't see a lot of that spirit around these days, unfortunately. Everything is about the Mass, the Mass, the Mass -- almost no one cares about the faith.
I guess I am already enrolled in the scapular as I received mine after baptism. At the time I didn't realize my priest was a heretic. I'm going to stick to my story that the scapular either keeps you out of mortal sin, brings you perfect contrition if you have mortally sinned, or that the person dying will rip it off.