Are you in high school? Are you looking to deepen your faith? Are you interested in learning about all vocations? Are you looking for a fun, exciting, faith-filled experience? If you said 'yes' to any or all of these questions, then Quo Vadis Days 2016 is where you should be June 26-29 at Misericordia University, Dallas.
Quo Vadis Days is a camp for young Catholic men in High School to deepen their faith, learn more about all vocations, and better discern God's call in their lives. The camp will feature dynamic talks, prayer, games, sports, activities, music, and much more. Participants will have the opportunity to meet Bishop Bambera, priests, and seminarians of the Diocese of Scranton.
The initial Quo Vadis Days was held last year with twenty-five high school students. Those who attended had a great time, and many of them didn't want the camp to end because they were having such an incredible experience. Here is what two students had to say about Quo Vadis Days:
"Quo Vadis was a life-changing experience. Everyone had a great time. There was no judgment, and everyone was able to become friends."
-Kenny
"Quo Vadis helped me grow in my faith and relationship with God. It was a wonderful experience"
-Timothy
Online registration is now open for Quo Vadis Days 2016 at www.scrantonvocations.com. Be sure to register early to guarantee a spot!
Quo Vadis Days is a camp for young Catholic men in High School to deepen their faith, learn more about all vocations, and better discern God's call in their lives. The camp will feature dynamic talks, prayer, games, sports, activities, music, and much more. Participants will have the opportunity to meet Bishop Bambera, priests, and seminarians of the Diocese of Scranton.
The initial Quo Vadis Days was held last year with twenty-five high school students. Those who attended had a great time, and many of them didn't want the camp to end because they were having such an incredible experience. Here is what two students had to say about Quo Vadis Days:
"Quo Vadis was a life-changing experience. Everyone had a great time. There was no judgment, and everyone was able to become friends."
-Kenny
"Quo Vadis helped me grow in my faith and relationship with God. It was a wonderful experience"
-Timothy
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| Seminarian Rev. Mr. Michael Drevitch leads a group discussion during Quo Vadis Days |
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| Participants meeting Bishop Bambera at Quo Vadis Days |
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| One of the activities during Quo Vadis Days |