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The second joint camp of all the Ljubljana Scouts
Slovenia🏛️ PoliticsCenter7 hr. ago

The second joint camp of all the Ljubljana Scouts

The article describes the conclusion of the Emonada 2026 scouting camp held in Želodnik near Domžale, Slovenia, which took place over nine days. Over 230 scouts participated in various activities including workshops, sports games, cooking, excursions, and evening events. The event was marked by spiritual reflection, with the presence of two chaplains and the Metropolitan Bishop Stanislav Zore, who delivered a speech emphasizing personal growth through experiences, community strength, and listening to God. The bishop encouraged participants to reflect on their personal development during the camp, highlighting openness to the world, connection with others, and listening to God's guidance.

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The second joint camp of all the Ljubljana Scouts

The article describes the conclusion of the Emonada 2026 scouting camp held in Želodnik near Domžale, Slovenia, which took place over nine days. Over 230 scouts participated in various activities including workshops, sports games, cooking, excursions, and evening events. The event was marked by spiritual reflection, with the presence of two chaplains and the Metropolitan Bishop Stanislav Zore, who delivered a speech emphasizing personal growth through experiences, community strength, and listening to God. The bishop encouraged participants to reflect on their personal development during the camp, highlighting openness to the world, connection with others, and listening to God's guidance.

Bias read (Center): While the event involves religious figures and themes, the focus is on a scouting organization's annual gathering rather than political discourse. The article does not take a clear ideological stance or promote specific political agendas. It emphasizes communal and spiritual values without overtly偏向

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