The Troops of Saint George is a fraternal Catholic nonprofit apostolate for priests, men, and young men looking for a life of adventure coupled with virtue. Initially founded in 2013 by Catholic author and professor, Dr. Taylor Marshall, we have become a collection of troops throughout the country.
Our Troop 750 meets on the second Saturday of each month. All young men ages six through eighteen are welcome to join. For more information, please refer to our website at: http://tsgtroop750.org.
The parent organization website can be reached here: https://troopsofsaintgeorge.org/.
The Law of the Troops
The Troops of Saint George Law was written by Saint Peter (cf. 1 Peter 2:17), our first Pope:
- Honor all men
- Love the brotherhood
- Fear God
- Honor the King
The Motto: Parati Semper
The motto of the Troops of Saint George is “Parati Semper”, which also comes from Saint Peter, our first Pope: “But sanctify the Lord Christ in your hearts, being prepared always (parati semper) to satisfy everyone that asketh you a reason of that hope which is in you” (1 Peter 3:15).
The Oath
The Troops of Saint George Oath was written by the Apostle Paul (cf. 1 Timothy 4:12) and defines the five traits of the man who seeks to be a disciple of Our Lord Jesus Christ by patterning his life after Saint George of Lydda.
Set an example for those who believe: 1. in speech (in verbo); 2. in conduct (morbis); 3. love (caritate); 4. faith (fide); and 5. purity (castitate).
Oath of the Troops of Saint George
The Trinitarian Salute
The Troops of Saint George salute their Officers, the national flag, banners of the saints and Our Lady, and crucifixes with the “Trinitarian Salute” – three fingers of the right hand (index, middle, ring) out, and with the pinky and thumb joined signifying that the divine nature of Christ is joined to His human nature: fully God and fully man, as taught at the Catholic Council of Chalcedon in AD 431.
