The Cursillo Movement is one method of renewal in the Church. It's purpose is to help those in the Church understand their individual callings to be Christian leaders. This leadership may be exercised in work situations, in the family and social life, in leisure activities, and within the Church.

Cursillo involvement starts with a three day retreat.  Away from the everyday pressures of their lives, the participants in a Cursillo weekend form a Christian community, learning, praying, sharing, singing, and living together. A team of lay persons and clergy presents a series of talks covering the basics of Christianity and centering on the mission concepts of prayer, study, and action.

Upon returning from a weekend, each individual is encouraged to live the life of grace in order to follow Christ's Great Commandment and Great Commission with the support of:
• group reunion - frequent small group meetings with a few friends for mutual encouragement and support in the life of grace.
• ultreya - area meetings with other Christians. Here they can share, worship, and learn, so that the Church and their own faith may be built up.

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