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Belt loop awards are listed below.
Belt loops are typically earned on your own rather then as a den
or pack - simply complete the requirements listed on the
following sheets. Many scouts have probably earned a
portion of a belt loop over the summer by participating in
summer sports. For example, the baseball belt loop, your scout
will tell you the rules to complete item 1, and items 2 and 3
were probably completed last summer. Please review the
requirements for any belt loop with your scout so he understands
that these awards are earned for his hard work and good
efforts. Belt loop awards can be earned at anytime.
Any awards earned should be e-mailed to your den leader the weekend before the Pack meeting. The Den Leader will make a list for the Den and then forward the complete Den list to our Awards Chairman no later than noon on the Monday before our Pack meeting. Click here for an excellent scout website on belt loops and other scout information. |
| Religious Awards | |
| The Cub Scout Religious Award Program focuses on faith and is one of the most rewarding of all scouting award programs. For Catholic scouts, a ceremony is held in the Cathedral each February where the Bishop personally congratulates the Religious Award recipients. Anyone completing the requirements by January 1 can participate in the Bishop's ceremony. The medals are then awarded at a Christ the King mass in March. This is a parent/scout program so please encourage you scout to consider working for this award. Scout Religious Emblem programs are available for all religious denominations. | |
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Light of Christ (1st or 2nd Grade) - PDF File Catholic Committee on Scouting Information |
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Parvuli Dei (2nd Grade and up) Catholic Committee on Scouting Information |
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Religious Emblem Order Form - Please contact Mr. Greg Thatcher for a workbook and to submit the Religious Emblem Application. The Pack purchases the Religious Awards. |