See what happened at MSC 2006!

Morning Star Summer Camp takes its name from one of the titles of Our Lady in the Litany of Loretto.
The Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Sisters who provide this camp are dedicated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary through
the beautiful spirituality of Saint Louis Marie de Montfort as set forth in “True Devotion to Mary.”
They conduct Morning Star Camp for the sole purpose of spreading devotion and love of Jesus through Mary.

Mary is the Morning Star heralding the dawn of her Son, Jesus, the Light of the World. Morning Star is also the name of a camp for Catholic girls and a summer experience of fun and spirituality focusing on to “Jesus through Mary” as taught by St. Louis De Montfort.

	ACTIVITIES Campers participate in the following activities… • Camping in two-man tents • Latin Tridentine Mass • Daily Rosary • Religious Instruction • Sailboating & Canoeing • Swimming • Arts & Crafts • Sing-a-longs • Archery • Recorder • Performing Entertainment • Daily tent inspection • Preparing & serving meals • Campfires • Achievement and Good Conduct Awards …And much more!

While the rest of the world is rushing in a frenzy, seeking fun and pleasure in material gratification, our camp program provides just the opposite atmosphere. No fancy gimmicks, modern behavior techniques or group think programs pervade the schedule at Morning Star.
Morning Star is a place for children to realize and enjoy being children of God and to walk in His Light for all activities. It is one week of wholesome fun, where the world is stopped at the gates; a week where good comradery and spiritual growth consume the hours creating lasting friendships and happy memories.

	Each year is a new adventure…

MSC 2005...
Last year, 90 girls filled the silent woods of an old boy scout camp with their laughter, and talking. At night, with just the moon for a light, campers slept two in a tent on the wooded shores of the lake. There they met many new friends and new species of bugs in their rustic abodes! Tents were divided into two groups, teens and non-teens, with separate campfires. Thank goodness too, because if the little girls heard the loon on the lake they all would have packed their bags!

New activities were also added to our annual repertoire of Arts and Crafts, Music, Religion, Swimming and Sailing. The rope swing was a popular one along with “Morning Star Dance Night,” when all 90 girls did Caeli and line dancing as the sun set and night fell.
Of course, there were also unplanned activities, like the ferocious thunderstorm that dazzled us with a panoramic view of God’s power, as we sat in the lodge trying to watch a movie! Then of course the meals were a wonderful event in themselves! A mountain of bread was donated by one of the families for the many sandwiches consumed!
All in all the week sped by too fast adding another gem of memories in the tradition of Morning Star.

	Check it out! Watch the slideshow from Morning Star 2006 Watch the ad for the 2005 Camp Video

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