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This category is the umbrella category for all organizations that have their roots (however distant)in the Cursillo (kur-SEE-yo) movement of the Roman Catholic Church.

Cursillo began on the island of Mallorca, Spain. The cursillo of January 7, 1949 is usually considered to be the first actual cursillo.

Cursillo de Christianidad is the full name of cursillo and means a "short course" in Christianity.

All cursillo derived organization's purpose is to equip and inspire Christian lay leaders to be servant leaders in their churches and to evangelize their environments (such as work, home, and community).

For additional information on the various movements, please see http://cursillos.ca/en/expansion.htm


Chrysalis

Interdenominational renewal movement for youth. It is often associated with a local Walk to Emmaus community. Sponsored by the Upperroom of the United Methodist Church.

Chryslis Flights are for high school age youth, while Chrysalis Journeys are for those of college age.

For more information, please see http://www.upperroom.org/chrysalis/about/ and http://cursillos.ca/en/expansion/jeunes/chrysalis.htm

Great Banquet

Interdenominational renewal movement. Rev. John E. Pitzer and lay people from First Presbyterian Church in Madisonville, Kentucky formed the first Great Banquet.

For more information, please see - http://www.lampstand.net/greatbanquet.html and http://cursillos.ca/en/expansion/eglises/banquet.htm

Handicapped Encounter Christ

Cursillo method retreat for those with disabilities.

Happening

Happening is a renewal movement for high schoolers. It is often associated with a local Cursillo community. The first Happening was in Dallas, Texas in 1975.

For more information, please see http://cursillos.ca/en/expansion/jeunes/happening.htm

Koinonia

Interdenominational movement. Its weekend retreats are one day shorter than most other renewal movements.

For more information, please see http://cursillos.ca/en/expansion/eglises/koinonia.htm

Shopping

Companies that offer products with a strong emphasis on any of the renewal movements that are Cursillo derived.

Teens Encounter Christ

Teens Encounter Christ is a renewal movement for teenagers. It is often associated with a Cursillo community. Most, but not all TEC communities are Catholic. Some TEC communities are limited to one denomination, while others are interdenominational.

For more information, please see http://www.tecconference.org/about.htm and http://cursillos.ca/en/expansion/jeunes/tec.htm

Tres Dias

Interdenominational lay lead renewal movement derived from Cursillo.

For more information, please see - http://www.tresdias.org/essentia.htm and http://cursillos.ca/en/expansion/eglises/tresdias.htm

Vida Nueva

Interdenominational renewal movement for teenagers. It is often associated with a local Tres Dias community.

For more information, please see http://www.vidanueva.net/ and http://cursillos.ca/en/expansion/jeunes/vidanueva.htm

Vocare

Episcopalian renewal movement for young adults ages 19-30. "Vocare" is a latin word meaning "to call".

For more information, please see http://www.vocare.org/whatisvocare.html and http://cursillos.ca/en/expansion/jeunes/vocare.htm

Walk to Emmaus

Interdenominational renewal movement sponsored by the Upperroom of the United Methodist Church.

For more information, please see http://www.upperroom.org/emmaus/whatis/default.asp and http://cursillos.ca/en/expansion/eglises/emmaus.htm

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