Deo gratias!The evening rosaryEach morning the flags are raised, and each evening they are loweredHere, felt books made for baby siblings, nieces, or nephewsDuring free time, the sisters work on making rosaries and lace-making, while the girls work on craft activities.The girls make sacrifice chaplets with the sistersAs in the first camp, the young ladies love to come see the sisters’ handiworkHere, the camp for young ladies ages 14-17 in Green Lake, WisconsinDeo gratias for this wonderful week of grace!The sacrifice chaplets are blessed by the camp chaplainThe beads stay in place, allowing one to keep count of daily prayers, sacrifices, or acts of charityThe girls made sacrifice chaplets like the one that St Therese of Lisieux had as a childTatting, a form of lace-makingDuring water breaks, the girls come see what the sisters are working on. Here, it’s embroideryThe camp has many outdoor field and running gamesThe sisters help the girls write thank-you lettersOver 150 girls ages 9-13 came to Wausau for the annual summer camp. Here, the girls prepare their team banners on the first day of camp.
