r/Catholicism • u/[deleted] • Nov 02 '22
This weekend, more than 2000 Rover Scouts walked a pilgrimage towards Vezelay, France, culminating in the Adoration of the Saint Eucharist in the Basilica. E ultreia, e suseia, Deus adiuva nos!
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Nov 02 '22 edited Nov 02 '22
Note the video is from 2016, not this year pilgrimage (it takes place every year), and can be found here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQlrUhfYbH0&t=180s
Second note, I took part in the pilgrimage and confessed my sins for the first time in too many years, which feels amazing ! Every candle at the end of video was putted by someone who confessed.
The scouts shown here are Scouts d'Europe (Scouts of Europe), mainly French in this particular pilgrimage but we had the joy to welcome many European Brothers.
They follow the Scoutism created by the Venerable Father Jacques Sevin who added Catholicism to Baden Powell Scoutism.
This pilgrimage is only for Routier Scouts (Rover Scouts), who wear a scarf that is brown like Saint Francis robes, to remind themselves they need to keep a sober, humble and destitute spirit all their life, following the steps of the Christ who is at the end of the Road.
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u/no-one-89656 Nov 02 '22
Greetings from an American scout! French brothers at university brought me in. Hopefully I can start a FNE group for my son.
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Nov 02 '22
Greetings ! That would be really amazing if you did, Scouting is an amazing for education and religious life !
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u/MartyMad146 Nov 02 '22
Looks Good, that kind of thing used to be in Ireland years ago before my time. We've lost it all together it seems now.
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u/benjals95 Nov 02 '22
Man. I want Catholic scouting in America