2018 Diocese of Raleigh Catholic Camporee
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1 2018 Catholic Camporee 2018 Diocese of Raleigh Catholic Camporee March 9-11, 2018 Camp Bowers NC-53 White Oak, NC Special Guest, the Bishop of the Diocese of Raleigh, Luis R. Zarama Revised
2 2018 Catholic Camporee Friday Activity Start Description & Notes Run By Or Location Check in Cracker Barrel 4:30 PM 8:00 PM Campsite Selection Informal Review of Leader Manual and Changes, Training Locations Admin Area Dining Hall Movie 8:15 PM Popcorn Provided Dining Hall Taps 11:00 PM Troop 444 SPL Saturday Revile 7:00 AM Flag Raising 8:00 AM Flag Poles Troop 444 SPL PROGRAM Pancake Race PROGRAM Basketball PROGRAM Fire Challenge Kickball Everybody Up Cooking Competition Ultimate Frisbee Dodgeball Rock Wall/ Tie Dye Rock Wall/ Tie Dye T-Shirt Tie Dye Rock Wall/ Tie Dye LUNCH 12:00 PM-1:00 PM KoC Dog Roast KoC Dinner PROGRAM Dodgeball PROGRAM First Aid Race PROGRAM Balloon Battle Royal Human Mario Carts Shelter Building Basketball First Aid Race Bucket Brigade Magnet Fishing Rock Wall/ Tie Dye Rock Wall/ Tie Dye Rock Wall/ Tie Dye Mass Services 4:30 PM Dinner 5:00-7:00 Spaghetti Dinner Camp Fire & Awards 7:30 PM Troop 444 SPL Cracker Barrel Troop 444 SPL Revised
3 2018 Catholic Camporee Lights Out Sunday Revile 10:30 PM 7:00 AM Break Camp, Breakfast,KP Flag Raising 8:00 AM Flag Poles Troop 444 SPL Program Final Prayer & Song Final Blessing Departure 8:30 AM General Information: Camporee is open to all registered members of the Boy Scouts of America, Girl Scouts and American Heritage Girls of any faith. All of the youth protection policies of those organizations are in effect. Since this is a Boy Scout Camp, there must be two deep leadership for all units, and youth younger than the age of 10 must have a parent or guardian in attendance at all times. There will be several different activities going on at camp on this weekend please do not disturb the other programs that are going on during the Camporee. Special Note: This year, Dinner will be served at the camporee. Sketti & Meatballs, with some Gaaaalic Bread with various drinks. This will be with our special Guest, the Bishop of the Diocese of Raleigh, Luis R. Zarama Registration Fees: Registration fees for the event are $16 per person. $10 for the day (climbing wall and dinner will not be available for day only participants) maximum of $60 for a family of four or more. Uniforming: Uniforms will be required for opening flag ceremony, mass, Dinner, campfire, and closing flag ceremony. During the events, a Revised
4 2018 Catholic Camporee t-shirt, pants/shorts is recommended. Closed toe shoes are required at all times unless using the shower houses. Unit Participation: We encourage your unit to take ownership of any of the activities below. From younger to older activities there is plenty to do from hosting one of the events, to helping with one of the events. Contact the Camporee Chief if you have interest! Shower Houses: There are shower houses and restrooms in every campsite. If you use the shower houses and rest rooms in camp, please make sure that you leave them better than you found them. All campsite areas will be open, as well as port-a-john and facilities all over camp. Patches & Checkout: Checkout includes inspection of campsite for trash and facilities, as well as trails in and out of the campsites. Units will receive their patches Sunday morning after the successful completion of the unit s campsite inspection. Any extra patches will be made available through the Catholic Committee on Scouting. Parking: There may be several units in each campsite. If you have a trailer, please drop the trailer close to the campsite, and park your vehicle along the road (see map). If you will be going in and out of camp regularly, we ask that you park at the upper parking lot. Once the vehicles are parked, they must not move until departure. Tenting & Equipment: Units attending must furnish their own tents and equipment. Water: Water is available at camp at the shower houses and all around the camp. Please only drink and fill your water containers out of the BLUE handled spigots. Please encourage all youth to carry a water bottle. Meals: Units should bring breakfast and snacks for Saturday & Sunday. Lunch and Dinner is part of the registration. SM/SPL & Advisors are to attend the Saturday night Cracker Barrel which is provided by the CCoS and Saturday Lunch will be provided by the Knights of Columbus. Revised
5 2018 Catholic Camporee Health/Safety/First Aid: Minor First Aid is the Unit s responsibility. Major First Aid problems may be triaged by Camporee First Aid Staff (Venturing Crew 711) and transported if serious enough by unit leaders to the nearest hospital. Flammable Liquids: All liquid fuels must be handled in accordance with the National Boy Scout policy, including adult supervision. Buglers: Any Scouts who can play taps, revile, call to colors, etc on their bugles are encouraged to bring them! NOTE: All Camporee Activities are subject to change as necessary due to inclement weather. Please plan accordingly. Hazardous Weather Policy: The Camporee Chiefs are watching the weather at all times. If there is severe weather coming, you will be notified immediately. In case of severe weather, do not travel to the Dining Hall or any of the other buildings where you are exposed. Mobilize your troop and those around you into the shower or bathroom areas in your campgrounds or buildings nearest you and lock the door. Ensure that everyone is closest to the back of the room as you can and stay as far away from the windows as possible. When the danger has passed, the camporee chiefs will drive around camp and blow the horn three times. Activities: The group that covers the most activities (Retreat activities, Rosary, etc.) plus the below will get special recognition at the Saturday Night Campfire. Individuals will be recognized during the campfire. Survival Bracelets: Survival Bracelets will be available to be made at the Handicraft hut. Revised
6 2018 Catholic Camporee Fire Building Station: Scouts will use given materials to build a fire. The patrols will not need to bring any materials themselves. The scouts will need to start the fire using a 9-volt battery and steel wool. They will have to burn through twine set knee height above the base of the fire. Scouts will then need to find sticks and given 2 matches to build a fore and burn twine set knee height above ground. Everybody Up: This initiative exercise is a useful way to introduce the idea of group cooperation. Ask two Scouts of about the same size to sit on the ground or floor facing each other with the soles of their feet touching, their knees bent, and their hands tightly grasping each other s. From this position they try to pull themselves into a standing position. If they succeed, ask another Scout to join them and try standing with three Scouts, then four, etc. Balloon Battle Royal: Equipment: Balloon and 18-inch piece of string for each player Procedure: The players blow up their balloons (all the same size) and help each other tie them to the back of their belts. On signal, the players use only their hands to try to break the balloons of other players while protecting their own. All s fair except using any kind of instrument, punching, tackling, or other forms of fighting. When a player s balloon is broken, he drops out. Bucket Brigade: Equipment: Two plastic milk jugs for each patrol, one empty and one filled with water; one empty paper cup for each Scout Procedure: The patrols line up in single file. A full jug is in front of the patrol leader and an empty one is at the end of the line. Mark the empty jug 1 4 inch below the waterline of the full jug. On signal, the patrol leader fills his cup with water from the jug. He pours the water into the cup of the next Scout in line, who pours it into the next Scout s cup, and so on to the last Scout, who pours the water into the jug at the end of the line. This process is repeated until one patrol has emptied the front jug and filled the other jug. Human Mario Carts: Each Scout will be a Kart and will take the crab position (body up and walking on feet and hands.) Each Scout will have two balloons of the same color attached to them. To pop your Revised
7 2018 Catholic Camporee opponent s balloons, they can bump into the other s team karts or use the toothpicks provided. Once both balloons are popped, you re out! You must also complete The Circuit of the oval and cross the finish line. Rock Wall: Scouts are taught how to climb a rock wall and can belay each other and free climb. Cooking Competition: Patrols have 1 hour to create a meal with the ingredients provided and will be tested by competition leader and helpers. First Aid Race: Scouts will be taught first aid then take a walk along a trail and need to help helpers who are pretending to be injured. Pancake Race: Scouts will have a grill and batter, they need to make a pancake and then run it on a spatula down and around a cone and the patrol who runs out of batter first wins. T-Shirt Tie Dye: Scouts will be taught how to tie dye a shirt then tie dye their own shirts and socialize with friends. Shelter Building: Scouts will be taught how to build a lean-to then will build their own and then build a small hut. PRESENTATION Pizza Cookoff Contest Rules The food should include appropriate garnish, serving containers, color contrasts, harmony and edible decorations. Light and dark color contrast is often very pleasing. The pots should be very clean and well-seasoned inside and outside. Contestants will be rewarded for a pleasant emphasis on the desirability of the food. Contestants will be penalized for gaudy garnishes that hide the food, or are not edible. Extra decor will not result in additional points or a higher placement. EXTERIOR INSPECTION Revised
8 2018 Catholic Camporee Contestants will be rewarded for even cooking those results in a uniform color and surface texture such as the golden brown rolls with crisp crust and the evenly browned meat. Contestants will be penalized for spotty cooking, burned spots, raw, tough, soggy, brittle, or crumbling results. INTERNAL INSPECTION Contestants will be rewarded for pleasant aroma, uniform color, evenness of cooking, consistent texture, and completeness of the cooking process. Contestants will be penalized for spotty cooking, burned or raw spots, streaks or lumps. TASTE The ideal dish is food that that tastes delicious. Contestants will be rewarded for pleasant use of spices, natural food flavor, evenness of cooking, chew ability and aroma. Contestants will be penalized for toughness, off flavors, rancid oil flavor from improperly seasoned cast iron, burned food, foreign objects, ash, flatness, unwanted lumps, spotty cooking, cold spots, raw spots, missing ingredients, unnatural food colors, and soggy crusts. CLEANLINESS Utensils, ovens, ingredients, prep areas, and personal cleanliness will be watched. Contestants will be rewarded for the use of wash areas, table coverings, washing of hands, and covering food items from contamination. Contestants will be penalized for the lack of cleanliness in preparation and cooking areas, ovens, ingredients, and hand washing. TECHNIQUE Contestants will be judged on the showing of the proper use of ovens, heat source, tools, and utensils. Contestants will be rewarded for proper use of tools, heat source, and ovens. Team members should know how to start charcoal briquettes. They should also be able to show proper fire use. Lack of these skills will be penalized. Dutch oven techniques showing proper use of ovens, heat source, tools, and utensils should be judged. Reward proper use of tools, heat source, Revised
9 2018 Catholic Camporee and ovens. Team members should know how to start charcoal briquettes. They should also be able to show proper fire use. Lack of these skills should be penalized. Other areas that may be judged are promptness of registration, team dress, and timely presentation to the judges. Revised
10 2018 Catholic Camporee CAMPOREE CAMPSITE INSPECTION SHEET Unit: Inspectors: Time: Camporee Judges will judge each Troop on the following items. This inspection will take place Saturday between 1:00 P.M. and 5:00 P.M. There will be awards for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place units. The score will also factor into the High Overall Awards. SHELTER (10 points total) 1. Tents properly erected; trim, securely anchored (5) 2. Cover for dining facilities properly erected; trim, securely anchored, provides for run-off of rain (5) FIRE, FIREWOOD AND WOOD TOOLS (40 points total) 1. Fire site a safe distance from tents, etc.; adequately contained (5 ft. radius cleared around fire) (10) 2. Adequate fire buckets and/or other fire fighting equipment available (10) 3. Firewood protected from rain and dampness (5) 4. Firewood quality shows evidence of diligent effort to gather wood at the campsite by Scouts, of as good a quality as is reasonably available (5) 5. Wood tools sharp and properly stored (5) 6. Axe yard specifically located and adequately marked off (5) HEALTH AND SAFETY (40 points total) 1. Proper disposal of garbage (5) 2. Food adequately protected from contamination and spoilage (5) 3. Dishwashing practices result in clean pots, plates, etc. (5) 4. Cooking equipment stored off ground and clean (5) 5. Clean water is available (5) 6. Location of adequate first aid kit visible to all (10) 7. Campsite is clean and in order (5) Revised
11 2018 Catholic Camporee CAMP IMPROVEMENTS (20 points total) 1. U.S. and troop flags properly displayed. (U.S. flag on the right side of the entrance to a person standing in the entrance facing out of camp.) (10) 2. Campsite improvements/camp craft. Created basically with natural material and put to practical use to make campsite more comfortable and convenient. Examples are built up fireplace, utensil rack, pack rack, table, seat, boot scraper, fire bucket holder, tripod, wash basin, etc. (10) PATROL ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION (40 points total) 1. Evidence of separate patrol sites (10) 2. Scout meals prepared by patrols, not adults (10) 3. Patrol menu posted in Patrol site and kept dry (10) 4. Patrol duty roster posted in patrol site and kept dry (10) TOTAL (150) Revised
12 2018 Catholic Camporee Map to Camp Bowers Revised
13 2018 Catholic Camporee Camp Bowers Camp Map Revised
14 2018 Catholic Camporee Religious Emblems Training for the Religious Emblems will be held at the Administration Building. Times will be announced at Flags Saturday Morning. Light of Designed for 6-7 years old Cub Scouts Christ Parvuli Dei Designed for 8-10 years old Cub Scouts. Ad Altare Designed for any youth of the Roman Catholic Faith who is registered Dei in a BSA Troop or Crew. Pope Pius Designed for Venturing Crew Members and Boy Scouts 15 years old XII and older. Light is Life Designed for Boy Scouts, years old of the Eastern-rite Catholic Churches. Scouts in the Eastern Catholic Churches work on Light is Life rather than the Ad Altare Dei emblem. Revised
15 Pack Troop Crew Ship Post (circle one) # of the (Arch)Diocese of 2017 Pope Paul VI National Catholic Unit Excellence Award Item #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 Objective Bronze Level Silver Level Gold Level Bronze Silver Gold Points Points Points Planning Total Points: 200 Unit has a program plan that includes Catholic activities and is adopted by the unit committee Unit Planning: Unit has a program plan that is regularly reviewed by the committee and includes Catholic-centric activities. Achieve Bronze plus the unit has a program plan that includes at least one (1) activity made available by the National Catholic Committee on Scouting (NCCS). Achieve Silver plus the unit has a program plan that includes attending an event sponsored by the local Diocesan Catholic Committee on Scouting (DCCS) or implement an additional activity made Membership Total Points: 400 Growth: Unit has a plan for Catholic Unit has a plan for membership growth Achieve Bronze plus either increase Achieve Silver plus either increase Catholic membership growth. which includes recruiting from the local Catholic youth members by 5% or have at youth members by 10% or have at least Catholic school or parish. least 15 Catholic members. Catholic members. Retention: Unit retains a significant Reregister 70% of eligible Catholic Reregister 80% of eligible Catholic Reregister 90% of eligible Catholic percentage of Catholic membership. members. members. members Program Total Points: 700 Religious Emblems: Unit promotes earning of religious emblems. Religious Activities: Unit promotes participation in and promotion of religious activities. Service: Unit performs service to the chartered partner and the community. Vocations: Unit promotes vocations to its members. At least once a year the unit makes a presentation to members about the religious emblems that are available for them to earn. At least once a year the unit makes a presentation to members about the religious activities that are available to them to participate in and earn. At least once a year the unit makes a presentation to members about service projects ideas. Achieve Bronze plus 10% of the unit is working on or has completed the emblem appropriate for their age / rank. Achieve Bronze plus the unit utilizes at least one (1) religious activity provided by the NCCS or local DCCS committee. Achieve Bronze plus perform at least one (1) service project benefiting the unit chartered partner. At least once a year the unit makes Achieve Bronze, and invite a member of presentation to members about vocations. the clergy / religious or others to speak to the unit about vocations. Achieve Silver plus 25% of the unit is working on or has completed the emblem appropriate for their age / rank. Achieve Silver plus 25% of the unit attends an event sponsored by the local DCCS. Achieve Silver plus perform at least one (1) additional service project benefiting both the chartered partner AND the local community. Achieve Silver, and attend a vocations activity sponsored by the NCCS, the DCCS, the local (arch)diocese or parish OR sponsor at least one participant in the biennial St George Trek Unit Leadership Total Points: 400 Training: Unit promotes leader training and All leaders are current with their BSA youth Achieve Bronze plus the unit committee Achieve Silver plus have one (1) or more recognition. protection training and any Safe annually reviews and considers adults for leaders attend a training provided by the Environment training required by the local awards offered by the NCCS and local DCCS, regional committees or the NCCS OR (arch)diocese. DCCS. have a Chaplain and Chaplain Aide attend Chaplain Aide training. #9 #10 Emblems Counselor: Unit promotes training adults / parents to be emblems counselors. Diocesan Committee Participation: Unit encourages participation on the Diocesan Catholic Committee on Scouting. At least once a year the unit makes a presentation to adults / parents encouraging them to promote religious emblems. At least once a year the unit makes presentation to adults encouraging them to actively participate on the local DCCS. Achieve Bronze plus have a Unit Religious Emblems Coordinator who promotes religious emblems and tracks religious emblems progress. Unit sends a designee to at least one (1) local DCCS meeting per year. Achieve Silver plus the unit has at least one (1) adult trained to coordinate / counsel / facilitate Catholic religious emblems. Unit committee assigns a DCCS representative who attends 50% of meetings / events Bronze: Earn at least 400 points in at least 7 objectives Total points earned: Silver : Earn at least 700 points in at least 8 objectives Gold: Earn 1000 points in at least 9 objectives No. of objectives with points: We certify that these requirements have been completed: Unit Leader Chartered Org Rep DCCS Chair Date Date Date This form should be submitted directly to the local (Arch)Diocesan Catholic Committee on Scouting (DCCS).
16 THE CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF RALEIGH CATHOLIC COMMITTEE ON SCOUTING ADULT RECOGNITION AWARDS APPLICATION CANDIDATE RECORD FOR RELIGIOUS AWARD Please enter the following information about the candidate as completely as possible. Once you have completed these forms, please print them out and obtain the appropriate signatures and mail them to the address at on the last page. Nominee Information: Name: Name of spouse: Address: Parish City: State: Zip: Parish: Scouting Registration: Council: Unit Number: Occupation and employer: Phone: Recommended by: Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Date Submitted: Pastor Signature: I,, the candidate s pastor, state I know of no reason why the candidate should not receive the Adult Recognition recommended. Signature Date
17 THE CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF RALEIGH CATHOLIC COMMITTEE ON SCOUTING ADULT RECOGNITION AWARDS APPLICATION NOMINEE RECORD Using the guide-points below, describe the outstanding service the nominee has given to the spiritual development of Catholic youths through the Scouting apostolate here in the Diocese of Raleigh. Include pertinent dates. Use additional sheets of paper as needed. Greatest emphasis should be placed on the first point below. 1. Service to or positions held in the spiritual development of Catholic youths in the Scouting apostolate. How has this candidate specifically promoted Catholic Scouting in the Diocese of Raleigh? 2. Service to or positions held in the Boy Scouts of America or Girl Scouts of the United States of America. 3. Service to or positions held in the parish, (arch)diocese/eparchy or both. 4. Service to or positions held in other organizations (such as business, civic, religious, educational and fraternal). You may use a separate sheet if more space is needed.
18 THE CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF RALEIGH CATHOLIC COMMITTEE ON SCOUTING ADULT RECOGNITION AWARDS APPLICATION (ARCH)DIOCEAN/EPARCHIAL SELECTION COMMITTEE APPROVALS Selection Committee Chairman Signature Date: (Arch)Diocean/Eparchial Scout Chaplin Date: The Adult Religious Recognition Selection Committee of the Diocese of Raleigh certifies that the record of service of this nominee has been carefully reviewed and that the nominee meets the standards for this emblem. Based on the approval of the selection committee and the candidate s pastor the candidate is approved for the reception of the emblem/award/medal. Local Catholic Commitee on Scouting Office Record: Date emblem ordered: / / Date emblem recieved: / / Date emblem presented: / / Presented by: Date emblem is to be presented: / / Return to: Diocean Scout Chaplain Rev. Scott E. McCue St. Thomas More Catholic Church 940 Charmichael Street Chapel Hill, NC Nominations for the following awards may be made on this form: THE BRONZE PELICAN is for adults, men or women, working in any of the Diocesan sponsored programs of Boy Scouts. They should have been active in the Religious Emblem or Retreat Programs and have made a significant contribution to youth. THE SAINT ELIZABETH ANN SETON AWARD is for adults who have made contributions of a notable nature to the spiritual development of youth. They may have made this contribution through any church sponsored program serving youth including Girl Scouts. It is available to both lay and religious leaders. THE SAINT ANNE MEDAL is a national award for adults who have made outstanding contributions in any program that serves youth. In the Diocese of Raleigh, a recipient of this medal must have previously received the SAINT ELIZABETH ANN SETON AWARD. Rev: 01/2016 THE SAINT GEORGE EMBLEM is a national award for adults who have made outstanding contributions in the development of the religious aspects of scouting. In the Diocese of Raleigh, the recipient of this emblem must have previously received the BRONZE PELICAN AWARD.
19 EMMETT J. DOERR MEMORIAL SCOUT SCHOLARSHIP 2018 APPLICATION Name: Date of Birth: Date: Phone: Mailing Address Street / P.O. Box: City, State, Zip Code: Address: Unit: Troop # Team # Crew # Ship # Unit Chartered To: Date of Eagle Scout, Venturing Silver or Sea Scout Quartermaster Award Date of Ad Altare Dei and/or Pope Pius XII Name of academic institution at which you have been accepted or to which you have applied: S T A P L E H E R E Staple here a recent 3x5 photo of yourself with your name printed on the back of it. Name of high school: Name of church/parish: Name of (arch)diocese or eparchy: Page 1 Signature: National Catholic Committee on Scouting Boy Scouts of America 1325 West Walnut Hill Lane, P. O. Box , Irving, TX
20 Emmett J. Doerr Memorial Scout Scholarship Application (NOTE: Additional sheets of paper may be used if needed to answer each of the following sections to the fullest.) 1) Document reasons why you should be selected as a recipient of the Emmett J. Doerr Scholarship 2) List dates and positions held in Scouting: Give a short description of your Eagle Scout or Quartermaster Service Project (if applicable) List Scouting awards received: Page 2 National Catholic Committee on Scouting Boy Scouts of America 1325 West Walnut Hill Lane, P. O. Box , Irving, TX
21 Emmett J. Doerr Memorial Scout Scholarship Application 3) Service to the Church What have you done or are currently doing, positions held (if any), and for how long? Include any awards you may have received. 4) GPA /Scale Name of Honor Society(ies) Service to the School What have you done or are currently doing, positions held (if any), and for how long? List school awards received: Page 3 National Catholic Committee on Scouting Boy Scouts of America 1325 West Walnut Hill Lane, P. O. Box , Irving, TX
22 Emmett J. Doerr Memorial Scout Scholarship Application 5) Service to the Community - What have you done or are currently doing, positions held (if any), and for how long? List community awards received: 6) List any other organizations, activities, positions held, length of service, awards received or any other information that you would like the Scholarship Committee to consider. Page 4 National Catholic Committee on Scouting Boy Scouts of America 1325 West Walnut Hill Lane, P. O. Box , Irving, TX
23 Emmett J. Doerr Memorial Scout Scholarship Application Press Release Waiver In the event of your selection as a scholarship recipient, we will be issuing a press release to the national media. To do this, we need your permission. Your decision, in no way, affects our selection process. I,, give permission to the National Catholic Committee on Scouting to release my name and photograph for the purpose of recognizing my award of an Emmett J. Doerr Memorial Scout Scholarship. By this authorization, I understand and agree that no recipient shall receive remuneration and that all rights, title and interest to the photos and/or text and their use belongs to the National Catholic Committee on Scouting. I also understand that members of the press may request interviews with recipients, and that the recipients have the right to decline such interviews. This agreement is in effect until October 1 of the scholarship award year. Signature of Applicant Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian (if applicant is under 18 years old) Name and Address of Your Local Catholic Newspaper (if available): _ Checklist 1. Complete application 2. Include four (4) signed letters of recommendation: One letter from your religious institution One from your Scout unit One from your school One from your community 3. Include an official high school transcript. 4. Staple a 3 x5 photograph of yourself to the front of the application 5. Include an acceptance letter from an accredited institution of higher learning, if already accepted (optional) 6. Mail the completed application, along with the items above, to arrive no later than March 1 st (recipients will be announced by May 15 th ) to: Boy Scouts of America Attn: NCCS Emmett J. Doerr Memorial Scout Scholarship P.O. Box Irving, TX Page 5 National Catholic Committee on Scouting Boy Scouts of America 1325 West Walnut Hill Lane, P. O. Box , Irving, TX
24 2018 Bishop England Trek Sunday, June 10, 2018 to Saturday, June 16, 2018 General Information The Bishop England Trek is a high adventure Catholic leadership program for Catholic Boy Scouts and Venture Crew members situated on the Foot Hills Trail in the Upstate of South Carolina. The program brings Catholic youth from the Province of Atlanta together with selected priests, religious and seminarians for 5 days of backpacking in the context of a vocation retreat.
25 Dates and Itinerary The 2018 Bishop England Trek begins on Sunday, June 10, 2018 in Spartanburg, South Carolina, where the participants meet, get to know one another, train, have fun and pray. On Monday, they begin their hike from Upper Whitewater Falls, NC, working their way along the Foot Hills Trail over 5 days to Oconee State Park. While hiking and camping, they will experience a program that is designed to encourage the integration of morality, values, spirituality, faith, scripture and vocation in their lives as young Catholic Men and Women. At the conclusion of the trek on Saturday, June, 16, 2018, they will be asked to continue their discernment and if they so desire make an application to attend the St. George Trek at Philmont Scout Ranch in Participants will also be asked to utilize the leadership skills gained and to become role models for their fellow scouts. Candidate Qualification / Selection Boy Scouts and Venture Crew members, ages 14 and above, as of July 1, 2018, having completed the Ad Altari Dei and/or Pope Pius XII Religious Emblem by June 30, 2018 are eligible to complete an application for the Bishop England Trek. Because the program can only accommodate 40 youth, selection will be made based on demonstrated maturity, physical ability, leadership potential, and interest in the life of the Church. All participants must have the physical health and stamina to backpack on the rigorous mountain trails, covering 5 miles per day. No exceptions can be made to these expectations and requirements. An all female crew is planned pending sufficient female registration. Participants will be notified of their selection on or before April 1, Trek Preparation / Adult Leadership and Logistics Support / Fees Boy Scouts and Venture Crew members selected to participate in the Bishop England Trek will be assigned to a Trek Crew comprised of a priest, seminarian and 1 additional adult leader with up to 9 youth. Adult Leaders will be assigned based on regional locale in relation to the Trek Crew. Final Trek Crews and logistics support assignments will be made by April 30, The fee for the Bishop England Trek is $
26 Mass at Burrell s Ford Campground Applications should be submitted with deposit by April 1, 2018 to: BE Trek Crew 100 Deposit: $ c/o St. Joseph Church Checks payable to: 3512 Devine Street BE Trek Crew 100 Columbia, SC Balance Due by 5/1/18: $ Questions may be ed to: Tom Militello Crew 100 Advisor tom@stjosephcolumbia.org
27 Kings Creek Falls, South Carolina
28 Bishop England Trek Youth Application & Activity Consent
29 Youth Applicant Background Information Scoutmaster / Crew Advisor Contact Information:
30 Religious Emblem Program / Date of Completion
31 The National Catholic Committee on Scouting, acting through the local diocese or eparchy, may award the St. George emblem to members of the laity and clergy, Scouters and non-scouters alike, who have made significant and outstanding contributions to the spiritual development of Catholic youths through Scouting. The recipients of the emblem are to be sought after and selected by an active committee of the (arch)diocese/eparchy. This committee is to be newly- appointed each year by the diocesan Scout chaplain or chairperson. Nomination forms should give a detailed description of how the nominee provides outstanding contribution to the spiritual development of Catholic youths through Scouting in the Catholic Church. It is improper to nominate oneself or one s immediate family members. General Scouting achievements do not qualify a person to receive the St. George emblem. The Boy Scouts of America has district, council, regional and national awards for such recognition.
32 GUIDE FOR NOMINATION AND SELECTION The following are guidelines for nomination and selection of St. George emblem recipients. These suggestions are offered as a guide only; they are indicative of some of the kinds of things that the nominator and selection committee should be looking for. Accomplishment and sustained dedication are more significant than a specific number of years in Scouting. Promoting the religious emblems programs for Catholic youths or serving as a counselor, moderator or coordinator. Encouraging non- Catholic youths to participate in the religious emblems programs of their own faiths. Giving notable service in promoting Catholic activities and service projects for the church and being willing to serve on committees for those purposes. Actively participating in and promoting Scout retreats and days of recollection. Giving notable service in organizing and maintaining Catholic-chartered Scouting units including multiple units where needed. Giving notable service in bringing the Catholic program to those youths not in Catholicchartered Scouting units. Using fully one s general Scouter training as well as Scouter Development to provide an outstanding Catholic Scouting program for youths. Arranging opportunities for Mass and other Catholic worship services at camporees and summer camps. These must be consistent with the documents of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops. Providing also for the spiritual needs of non-catholic Scouts. Encouraging appropriate ecumenism and Catholic leadership within the various Catholic-chartered Scouting units. Using the Catholic press and other communications media to create a better understanding of the aims and ideals of Scouting as an apostolate to youths. Educating clergy and laity about Scouting as a youth apostolate in the Catholic Church. Giving leadership in promoting Scouting for all youths regardless of race or creed. Helping organize Scouting units for minority and disadvantaged youths. SEND THIS COMPLETED NOMINATION FORM TO YOUR (ARCH) DIOCESAN/EPARCHIAL SCOUT CHAPLAIN OR CHAIRPERSON Each (arch)diocese/eparchy can award one emblem annually plus one additional emblem for every 20 Catholic-chartered units or fractions thereof within the diocese. The total number of units is based on the records at the national office on Dec. 31 of the year preceding the nomination. An (arch)diocese/eparchy is not required to present the full quota of emblems each year, but cannot carry over to a following year. Selectivity is important. No posthumous or honorary recognitions are to be made. Diocesan Chairman or Chaplain will send one order form for all honorees. Do not send this form to the National office.
33 NOMINATION RECORD OF NOMINEE: Using the guide-points below, describe the outstanding service the nominee has given to the spiritual development of Catholic youths through the Scouting apostolate. Include pertinent dates. Use additional sheets of paper as needed. Greatest emphasis should be placed on the first point below. 1. Service to or positions held in the spiritual development of Catholic youths in the Scouting apostolate. 2. Service to or positions held in the Boy Scouts of America. 3. Service to or positions held in the parish, (arch)diocese/eparchy or both. 4. Service to or positions held in other organizations (such as business, civic, religious, educational and fraternal).
34 NOMINEE: Name: Name of spouse: Address: City: State: Zip: - Parish: (Arch)diocese/eparchy: Registered in Scouting as: Council: Occupation and employer: Phone: (home, business, pager or cell) ( ) - RECOMMENDED BY: Name: Phone: (home, business, pager or cell) ( ) - Address: City: State: Zip: - Date submitted: / / Pastor Signature: I,, the candidate's pastor, state I know of no reason why the candidate should not receive the St. George Emblem. Signature Date FOR OFFICIAL USE (ARCH)DIOCESAN/EPARCHIAL SELECTION COMMITTEE APPROVAL: The St. George selection committee of the (Arch)Diocese/Eparchy of certifies that the record of service of this nominee has been carefully reviewed and that the nominee meets the standards for this emblem as established by the National Catholic Committee on Scouting. The nominee is hereby selected for reception of the St. George emblem. Date: / / Signed: Chairperson, selection committee (ARCH)DIOCESAN/EPARCHIAL APPROVAL: On / /, the above-named candidate s pastor,, Date Name stated he knew of no reason why the candidate should not receive the St. George Emblem. Therefore, based on the approval of the selection committee, the candidate is approved for the reception of the St. George emblem. Date: / / Signed: (arch)diocesan/eparchial Scout chaplain LOCAL CATHOLIC COMMITTEE ON SCOUTING OFFICE RECORD: Date emblem ordered: / / Date emblem received: / / Date emblem presented: / / Presented by:
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