What is a Cursillo?

Cursillo is a Spanish word that means "short course".  The full title for Cursillo means "Short Course in Christianity". It begins Thursday evening and ends on Sunday night. During those three days those attending live and work together listening to talks given by priests or other religious and laity. They also share Eucharist and pray together.

The Cursillo is an exciting, prayer and joy filled weekend! The Cursillo is an encounter with Christ. Cursillo correctly applied can have very positive results in the spiritual revitalization of the world.

The goal of the movement is that Christ be the prime influence in society. The primary objectives of the Cursillo Movement are to develop in adult Christians a consciousness of their role to bring Christ to their families, and to the places where they work and socialize, and to sustain them as they live their walk of faith. The "Christianizing of Environments" is what the Cursillo Movement is all about.
To Learn More see the Frequently Asked Questions section of the National Cursillo Site

What happens on a Cursillo?

To explain Cursillo to someone who has never experienced Cursillo is at best, difficult.

Often, for those who have experienced Cursillo it is still somewhat mystifying. This is not because the Cursillo Movement is a "secret" organization. The reason behind the mystery is God.

No one can fully explain how God touches each person in His special/unique way throughout the various elements of the Cursillo Movement.

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