Catholic Scouting and the Catholic Church in the U.S.

Catholic Scouting has been an official program of the Catholic Church in the United States for more than 100 years. Through the Episcopal Liaison for Catholic Scouting, the National Catholic Committee on Scouting (NCCS) is […]

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5 Ways Catholic Scouting Can Help Your Child Excel in School

Catholic Scouting is an excellent way for young people to grow in faith, service, and leadership. But did you know that the values instilled by Catholic Scouting can also help your child excel in school?

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How Catholic Scouting Fosters Character Development

Catholic Scouting programs are designed to help young people grow in faith, service, and leadership – and they play an important role in fostering character development.

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Why Catholic Scouting is a Great Way to Promote the Value of Service

The Scout slogan is “Do a Good Turn Daily!” and Catholic Scouting encourages young people to live this out in many ways.

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2022 Scholarship Recipient – Anthony Haiduk

Anthony Haiduk Awarded $2,000 National Scholarship Anthony Haiduk from Groom, Texas has been awarded the $2,000 Emmett J. Doerr Memorial Scout Scholarship by the National Catholic Committee on Scouting® (NCCS). He belongs to Sacred Heart […]

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Forming future leaders today

It has been said that nothing forms future leaders better than Scouting. It could also be said that nothing forms future Catholic leaders better than Catholic Scouting.

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The 3 essential goals of youth ministry and how they align with the aims of Catholic Scouting

The goals of Catholic Youth Ministry match very well with Scouting’s three aims: character development, preparation for responsible citizenship and physical and mental fitness.

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St. George Trek: A vocation retreat at 12,000 feet

Every two years, approximately 70 Scouts from dioceses across the country are selected for this 11-day challenge known as the St. George Trek. They are active Scouts and active Catholics. And they are discerning God’s plan for their lives.

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