The application has two parts; part one is for the applicant and part two is for the sponsor. The sponsor info button is a helpful guide for sponsors. Send completed applications to the address noted on the application. Thank you.  
WHAT IS A CURSILLO?
Cursillo is a Community and the weekend is called a Movement because its mission is to bring Christ to others by learning how to fully embrace their vocation as a layperson.  The weekend is not a retreat. It is an opportunity to learn, grow and share in Eucharist Prayer, Adoration and Personal Reflection within the context of a Christian Community.  

Cursillo is an educational and spiritual community experience.  It fosters, and enriches participates (also known as candidates) understanding of what it means to be a layperson in the Catholic Church.  The weekend is designed to inspire and encourage participants to continue to deepen their understanding of Faith, Spirituality and to become leaders in their parishes, work places, and communities.  

Candidates are required to have  a sponsor; a person who has already made a Cursillo weekend and have a relationship with the candidate before the weekend. The sponsor will make all arrangements for  transportation to and from the weekend as well as touch base with the candidate's spouse or family to enable the candidate to be free from outside worries and allow him/her to have the freedom to enjoy the weekend experience and leave the outside world obligations in good hands.

A sponsor connects with his/her candidate after the weekend to assist him/her to connect with a small community in his/her area known as a reunion group.  This group meets regularly to reflect, share and pray about aspects of being a layperson in action throughout his/her daily life.
WHY MAKE A CURSILLO?
People make a Cursillo for a variety of different reasons: 
  • to learn how to communicate the Good News that God, in Jesus Christ, Loves us through friendships;
  • to enrich his/her daily spiritual life;
  • to learn more about the mission of the Church and how he/she can contribute as a layperson;
  • to enable themselves to extend their spiritual practices and believes and apply them to daily living;
  • to learn not about "preaching" the Good News but how to become the Good News to naturally witness in our daily lives at work, home, and social life;
  • to forge friendships with others who have the same goal of improving the way you live as a Catholic in every aspect of your life to enable yourself to develop into a strong leader within your own Parish. 


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