The FISEC Games

A Week in a Glance

The FISEC Games are more than just a sports tournament. They provide enormous opportunities for young people around the world to meet. Social and cultural goals are even important as sportive achievements.

Opening Ceremony

The games start with an opening ceremony in which all delegations, standing up behind their flags, are welcomed. The organising country presents itself with cultural performances, followed by the official opening of the games.

Competition

For 5 days the sports competitions are held. In addition to these sportive highlights, several social and cultural activities are organised throughout the week.

The youth village

The youth village is a meeting place where the participants can come all day and make contacts. In the youth forum discussions are held in connection with social themes. The Eucharistic celebration is the expression of the catholic character of FISEC.

The Bazar

The bazar , preceded by a colorful parade behind the different flags, is a cultural exchange evening. The young participants show the characteristics of their country and their culture to the others. During the bazar the youngsters collect money for a charity project.

The Holy Mass

The Holy Mass is a spiritual gathering during the FISEC Games where athletes and participants come together in prayer. It reflects the values of faith, unity, and friendship and seeks blessings for the Games.

The Closing Ceremony

The apotheosis of the FISEC week is on the 6th day, with the final matches of each sport, followed by the presentation of the medals. At the closing ceremony the fair play trophies are awarded and the games are solemny closed. This evening is also spiced up by cultural performances. Afterwards, a big farewell party follows.