The Cursillo Movement in the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas
2022 Winter Retreat
"Spiritual Warfare"
Saturday, February 19
St. Joseph Catholic Church
11311 Johnson Drive, Shawnee, KS
9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Cost: $25 each
Breakfast and Lunch included
All are welcome to attend.
Attendees have the option to join the parish community in the church at 7:45 AM for the Rosary, Mass, and Chaplet of Divine Mercy before 9:00 AM check-in at McDevitt Hall in the lower level of the church.
Retreat Agenda (click on the link for speakers and events for the day)
Registration
Register & Pay Online or Pay at the Door.
Questions: cursillokcks@gmail.com Richard Sulzen: 913-268-5963
This event is sponsored by the Cursillo Movement in the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas. All are welcome to attend.
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Upcoming Events
Upcoming 2022
Weekends
Men:
Kansas City, MO: March 3-6, 2022
Kansas City, KS: September 15-18, 2022
Women:
Kansas City, MO: March 31-April 3, 2022
Kansas City, KS: November 10-13, 2022
Cursillo - An Encounter With Christ
It begins with a weekend retreat. The goal is to bring the new Cursillista into a deeper relationship with Christ, not just during the three day weekend, but for the rest of one’s life.
History and purpose of Cursillo...
The full name of Cursillo is Cursillo de Cristiandad. The word "cursillo" means short course. The full name translates into English as "a short course in Christian living."
Cursillo, which started in Majorca, Spain in the 1940's, is a movement within the Catholic Church. The founders were dedicated to helping Catholics know Christ better. The intention, then and now, is to give participants a renewed spirituality and a clearer understanding of how Christ can work through them to change the environments in which they live.
The Cursillo Movement came to the United States in 1957. That first weekend was held in Texas and was conducted in Spanish.
The Cursillo Movement and its method are endorsed and highly encouraged by the Catholic Church.
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If you have a question or need information about the Cursillo Movement in the Archdiiocese of Kansas City in Kansas contact us:
What Does De Colores Mean?
(pronounced *day cuh-lor'-ess*)
This is a greeting from the Spanish song of the same name.
In Spanish, it simply means "the colors".
It's also the name of a song traditionally sung on Cursillo weekends that praises the beauty of the diversity and simplicity of God's creation.
"De Colores" has also come to be used as a greeting among cursillistas who are on a faith journey. One where before Cursillo the world was all in black and white.
Now, with Christ and through Cursillo, the world is all in color.