Cursillo literally means “short course” in Spanish and is a Catholic-based program that began in Spain in the 1940s. A movement that was brought to Phoenix in the 1960s, Cursillo is an integral part of the diocese that has drawn the laity to Christ in a relational setting. Members grow in authentic friendship with each other and ultimately grow their personal relationship with the Lord. The next Ultreya will be taking place on October 28th at Mount Claret, and Bishop John Dolan, a Cursillista hi

Thirsty for a deeper connection with your faith? Discover the Catholic Cursillo movement! An enriching group that offers programs and weekend of spiritual exploration, community building, and growing closer to Christ. Bishop Mark Brennan joined Cursillo decades ago, as did Pope Leo XIV! Here’s how to join this transformative journey: Be a practicing Catholic, 18 years old. Find a sponsor (someone who has already attended a Cursillo) or email Joe Pangilinan at cursillo@dwc.org. Be ready to commit

The Universal Church - Cursillo Movement, its origins, mentality and objective! Kindly be informed that the Cursillo Movement was founded by Eduardo Bonnín Aguiló and a group of collaborators, including Father Sebastián Gayá and Bishop Juan Hervás, in Mallorca, Spain, in the 1940s. The movement began with a series of "little courses in Christianity" and gained official sanction in 1949 before spreading worldwide. Eduardo Bonnin Aguiló was born on May 4, 1917 at Palma de Mallorca, Provincia de Is