A Christian community in the Diocese of British Columbia
Cursillo BC
Mens Weekend 2012
October 25th through October
28th, 2012, at Camp Imadene, on
Lake Mesachie, about an hour
north of Victoria in the Cowichan
Valley
Womens Weekend 2012
Upcoming 2012 Events
Cursillo Weekends 2012
Women's Weekend October
18-21
Men's Weekend October 25-28
Camp Imadene
Lake Mesachie B.C.
Candidate Application Forms
2012 are here
What is Cursillo?
October 18th through October
21st, 2012, at Camp Imadene, on
Lake Mesachie, about an hour
north of Victoria in the Cowichan
Valley
Cursillo is a Spanish word meaning 'short course'. Cursillo de Cristiandad means
'short course of Christianity. When one speaks of Cursillo, it is usually describing
a 3 day spiritual retreat which revives the spirit and rejuvenates the church. A
Cursillo is an encounter with Jesus Christ.
"The Cursillo Movement is both a movement and a method. The purpose of the
movement is to create small groups of Christians that will evangelize their
environments with the gospel spirit. The purpose of the method is to help persons
live what is fundamental for being a Christian by committing themselves to the
spiritual aids the church offers in order to grow in holiness, formation and
evangelization".(from the Cursillo Pilgrim's Guide)
The goal of Cursillo is the goal of the Church: to bring all to Christ. This is done
when informed, trained leaders set out with the support of others having a similar
commitment. It helps to renew and deepen Christian commitment. The goal of the
Cursillo Movement is that Christ be the prime influence in society. So it is said the
PRIMARY OBJECTIVES of the Cursillo Movement are to develop in adult
Christians a consciousness of their ability and mission to become leaders in the
work of Christian renewal, and to sustain them as they provide a Christian leaven
in civic, social and economic life. This "Christianizing of environments" is what
the Cursillo Movement is about.
Brochures about Cursillo can be
found here and here.
Our bylaws, updated in 2012, can
be found here