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- A scout’s honour is to be trusted.
- A scout is loyal to his country, his parents, his leaders and to those who depend on him.
- A scout is made to serve and save his neighbour.
- A scout is a friend to all and a brother to every other scout.
- A scout is courteous and chivalrous.
- A scout sees in nature the work of God: he likes plants and animals.
- A scout obeys willingly and does not half do things.
- A scout controls himself: he smiles and sings even under difficulties.
- A scout is thrifty and takes care of his own possessions and those of others’.
- A scout is pure in his thoughts, his words and his acts.
Guide Law
- A guide’s honour is to be trusted.
- A guide is loyal to her country, her parents, her leaders and to those who depend on her.
- A guide is made to serve and save her neighbour.
- A guide is good to all and a sister to every other guide.
- A guide is courteous and generous.
- A guide sees in nature the work of God: she likes plants and animals.
- A guide obeys willingly and does not half do things.
- A guide controls herself: she smiles and sings even under difficulties.
- A guide is thrifty and takes care of her own possessions and those of others’.
- A guide is pure in her thoughts, her words and her acts.
- A boy scout’s duties start at home.
- Faithful to his country, a boy scout favours a united and fraternal Europe.
- As a son of Christendom, a scout is proud of his faith: he labours to establish the reign of Christ in all his life and in the world around him.
The guide’s Principles
- A girl guide’s duties start at home
- Faithful to her country, a girl guide favours a united and fraternal Europe.
- As a daugher of Christendom, a girl guide is proud of her faith: she labours to establish the reign of Christ in all her life and in the world around her.