St. George Emblem

About the Emblem

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 spouse.

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.

Eligibility

• Any adult who is working in the Scouting Program.
• May be given to clergy, religious, laity, or Scouters of other faiths.
• A Scouter does not earn the St. George emblem but is recommended by application to a board of review by another person.

Nomination Form Download

To learn more about the qualifications for this award, please visit the Diocese of Allentown website to download the current nomination form at http://www.adccos.org/pdf/st_george_award.pdf.