
The Sabatons of Peace
Divine Peace

The Muster
Call the young men to warrior stance by saying,
"Guardians, assemble!" (Use drums if avaliable)
Lead the group in simple breath work.
Invite calm and strength.

The Flame
Invite the Guardians to share their quests experiences from the month, encouraging both successes and challenges.
Then, briefly introduce the new medallion and virtue from the top section followed by sharing one of the mentors from below.
I stand my ground, I do not strike,
I walk in peace when tempers spike.
With steady steps and guarded heart,
I choose restraint; I do my part.
A Guardian’s strength is calm and clear—
I bring God’s peace when conflict’s near.
“If it be possible, as much as lieth in you, live peaceably with all men.”
-Romans 12:18
MENTORS


The TRIAL
The Trial is a physical challenge designed to awaken the body and mind to the virtue being practiced that week. It could be a race, a teamwork exercise, a silent challenge, or a test of restraint — but always with spiritual purpose behind it. The Trial helps anchor the pattern of the program: Listen. Act. Remember.
It begins with listening to a story or principle that sets the tone.
Then, the youth act — putting that principle into motion with their whole body.
Finally, they remember — through reflection, a written vow, and the medallion that seals the moment.
This rhythm of action and reflection helps move truth from the head to the heart — and into real life.
Here are some suggested activities to go along with Divine Peace:
Fishing – Fishing cultivates divine peace by requiring a stillness of soul that mirrors spiritual receptivity. Amidst nature's quiet, the act of patiently waiting teaches us to silence our internal noise, creating the perfect space to hear the divine and trust in timing beyond our control.
The Inscription & Quest Selection
After the physical trial, the young men will be gathered with their legion (age based group) for the inscription of the name of the mentor onto their sword or when a medallion is earned to write their vow on their sword and select a quest for the following month. The quest is part of what they need to do to earn the medallion. Encourage the guardians to come up with their own meaningful quest related to the virtue or to select a quest from the suggestions below:
Start every day by parying to be surrounded with a "Bubble of Peace" that you can carry to your family.
Be the very first person to say "I'm sorry" or offer a peace treaty when an argument starts with a sibling.
Complete one chore or request from your parents immediately and without a single word of complaint to protect the home's calm vibes.
Practice intentionally lowering your voice to a whisper when a sibling or parent starts to get loud or frustrated.
Take responsibility for the family mood by sharing one happy thing or compliment at dinner to bring light to the table.
Secretly leave a kind note or a small treat on a family member's pillow to surprise them with joy.
Take three deep breaths and ask God for help before responding when you feel like talking back to a parent.
Make a habit of entering your house with a smile and calm energy, leaving any stress outside the door.
Find your parents or siblings and thank them for one specific thing every week to build a spirit of appreciation in the house.


The Circle of Fire

Gather the guardians to a circle once more to award medallions & conclude the day as follows:
As a Leader awards an earned medal: "You remembered who you are — a son of God. You guarded your thoughts and chose truth over doubt. You are now trusted with the Helmet of Salvation. May your mind stay clear and your spirit anchored in identity and light."
Recite together the Guardian's Oath:
I stand as a Guardian of Light.
I speak truth, even when it's hard.
I strengthen my heart with honor.
I walk in peace, but I stand bold in battle.
I guard the sacred, at all costs.
I am a son of God — held by Heavenly Parents.
I grow strong in truth and courage,
when I carry light into the world.
I will protect the light within me!





