This year’s Schoenstatt Girls Winter Camp was a remarkable success. The theme, “Uncoded Royalty”,“ invited the girls to reflect on their identity as beloved daughters of God. In a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence and technology, the camp sought to remind participants that their worth and dignity cannot be measured by algorithms, achievements, popularity, or digital influence.

Responding to Pope Leo XIV’s call to uphold the dignity of the human person in today’s technological age, the camp encouraged the girls to look deeply at themselves and discover the unique gifts, talents, and mission that God has entrusted to each one. Through discussion and reflection, they explored what it means to be truly „royal“ because of their relationship with God.

One of the highlights of the camp was the opportunity to build and decorate creative shrines. Through this hands-on activity, the girls explored their relationship with Our Lady and gained a deeper appreciation for the significance of the Schoenstatt Shrine as a place of grace, encounter, and mission.

The spiritual programme formed the heart of both camps. Each camp was blessed with the celebration of Holy Mass, allowing the girls to gather around the Eucharist and deepen their relationship with Christ. The adoration evenings were particularly meaningful, offering time for silence, prayer, and personal encounters with Jesus. These moments of faith and reflection helped create an atmosphere where the girls could experience God’s love and grow closer to Him and Our Lady.

The overwhelming response to this year’s camps reflects the growing desire among young women to deepen their faith and embrace their identity as God’s royal daughters.