Now forming for the 2026–27 school year — boys K–5 welcome. Come see a pack meeting →

A ministry of

Saint Michael Catholic Church crestSaint MichaelCatholic Church

Faith. Service. Adventure.

Pack 226 is an all-boy Catholic Cub Scout pack in Bedford, Texas — where boys in kindergarten through 5th grade camp, build, race, serve, and grow closer to God alongside their families.

Pack 226 emblem: a husky cub before a cross, church, and chalice, with the words Do Your Best, Be Your Best
22:6Proverbs

“Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.

Pack 226 takes its name from Proverbs 22:6 — the verse that sums up why we exist. We are a ministry first: forming boys into responsible, faith-filled young men through the Cub Scout program, in accordance with Catholic values.

More about our pack
The basics

Who, when & where

Who

Boys, kindergarten – 5th grade

Every boy is welcome — you don’t have to be Catholic or a St. Michael parishioner to join the adventure.

When

2nd Thursday of the month

Pack meetings run 6:30–7:30(ish) pm. Dens also gather for their own meetings and outings throughout the month.

Where

St. Michael Catholic Church

3713 Harwood Road
Bedford, TX 76021

Get directions

Why join our pack

Built for boys. Built for families. Built on faith.

For boys

  • Grow in faith and character
  • Learn teamwork and leadership
  • Make lasting friendships
  • Exciting adventures — camping, rockets, races, and more
  • A healthy mix of help and independence

For families

  • Strengthen parish and community bonds
  • Opportunities for the whole family to be involved
  • Scouting done with your son, not just for him
  • No pack dues for families who participate in fundraisers

For faith

  • Scout Sunday with our parish
  • Earn Catholic religious emblems
  • Serve at the altar at St. Michael
  • Help with other parish ministries

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Pack meetings

What to expect (aside from a little craziness)

Our monthly pack meeting brings every den together. A typical night looks like this:

  • Opening ceremony and flag posting
  • Review of the “Law of the Month”
  • A few jokes (quality not guaranteed)
  • Work on an adventure or elective
  • Knot of the month presentation
  • Awards for completed adventures and electives
  • Closing ceremony

See the full year calendar

A year of highlights

  • Fall & spring campouts — tents, campfires, and orienteering
  • Rocket launch — build it, then send it skyward
  • Pinewood Derby — the legendary race down the track
  • Cub-O — a real orienteering course at Sid Richardson Ranch
  • Parade of Lights & Wreaths Across America — serving our community at Christmastime
  • Blue & Gold Banquet — celebrating Scouting and our crossovers
The Scout Oath

On my honor…

On my honor I will do my best
to do my duty to God and my country
and to obey the Scout Law;
to help other people at all times;
to keep myself physically strong,
mentally awake, and morally straight.
The Scout Law

A Scout is…

Tap any point of the Scout Law to see what it means.

Each month our pack focuses on one point of the Scout Law — and our boys learn what it looks like in real life, at home, at school, and at church.

Do your best. Be your best.

The easiest way to see if Pack 226 is right for your son is to come to a pack meeting. Show up, meet the families, and watch the boys in action — no commitment required.