A scout priest, available to all

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Un sacerdote scout entregado a todos, trabaja en una parroquia del extrarradio de Barcelona. ha celebrado sus 25 años como sacerdote: “Me faltan jóvenes por eso trabajo tanto con los scouts” 

Un prêtre scout, disponible à tous, travaille dans une paroisse à la périphérie de Barcelone. Il vient de célébrer ses 25 ans de sacerdoce : “j’ai besoin de jeunes, c’est pourquoi je travaille tant avec les scouts”

A scout priest, available to all, is working in a parish in the outskirts of Barcelona. He has just celebrated his 25 years of priesthood : “I need young people, this is why I work so much with scouts”

Un assistente scout, disponibile per tutti, lavora in una parocchia vicino a Barcelona. Ha celebrato i suoi 25 anni di sacerdozio : “ho bisogno di giovani, per questo lavoro tanto con gli scouts”

    Before Akela in Barcelona (SP) and Baloo today in Grenoble (Fr)

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    Janine Claro has been the Akela of the 2nd Sta Maria del Remei in Barcelona (Spain) and is now embarking in a new adventure in Grenoble (France) to serve as an assistant of the wolfpack of the 2nd Notre Dame du Laus.
    Why are you changing groups? Due to a work promotion I have to move to France after Christmas and therefore I can’t continue with my service as Akela in my group in Barcelona. It was very clear for me that my new destination needed to have a group of Guides of Europe and luckily Grenoble had one! But luckily I will not have to completely swop groups as I will still continue with my service in Bacelona even if it’s from the distance!
    Why have you decided to contact the group in Grenoble? Elodie, a Guide from the Group in Grenoble who came on an Erasmus to Barcelona and served in our group, contacted me a couple months ago to tell me that the group was looking for assistants for their wolfpack so I decided to reply to that call for help.
    What do you think this new adventure will bring you? I’m actually very excited to be able to continue to serve in the yellow branch. This has made my goodbye of my own wolfpack much easier! It will also allow me to learn new methods, songs, games etc which I’ll be able to share with my group in Spain and of course to really experience the fraternity of our mouvement!
    Would you recommend others to do the same? Definetly! I saw it with Elodie who came to help us when we really needed it the most! It is very enriching to be able to share different experiences and it definetly brings new life into the group!