Information about Shelby Weekends was not included in the January Newsletter ... added for your convenience and consideration on Tuesday, February 10, 2004 and updated as needed.

PRAYER/ADORATION HOURS for the Shelby Weekends (listed by Ultreya Centers)
Thursday, 7:00pm - Midnight . . . . . . . .Beatrice / Crete
Friday, Midnight - 5:00am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hastings
Friday, 5:00am - 10:00am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lincoln
Friday, 10:00am - 3:00pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . McCook
Friday, 3:00pm - 8:00pm. . . . . . . . . .Plattsmouth/Offutt
Friday, 8:00pm - Saturday, 1:00am. . . . . . . . . . Wahoo
Saturday, 1:00am - 6:00am. . . . . . . . . .Beatrice / Crete
Saturday, 6:00am - 11:00am. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hastings
Saturday, 11:00am - 4:00pm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lincoln
Saturday, 4:00pm - 9:00pm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .McCook
Sat., 9:00pm - Sun., 2:00am. . . . . . . Plattsmouth/Offutt
Sunday, 2:00am - 7:00am. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wahoo
Sunday, 7:00am - 5:00pm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . David City

Three Day Weekend – Sacred Heart, Shelby

• Rollo Team for Men's Weekend -- Bob Rice (Coordinator), Pat Carroll, Jon Junkin, Chuck Micek, Mark Pribyl, Tom Schik, Fr. John Keefe, Fr. Mark Seiker (Palanca Coordinator: John Springer).
• Rollo Team for Women's Weekend -- Kathy Springer (Coordinator), Melissa Scaturro, Pat Schied, Roddy Spangler, Kim Wilson, Fr. Mark Seiker, Fr. Greg Pawloski  (Palanca Coordinator: Joyce Micek).
• Candidates -- Please be praying for the candidates who will be living their Cursillo Weekends in Shelby (candidates as of 2/10/04):

Men:
- Jeff Blowers – Rising City, NE
- Stephen Charles – Imperial, NE
- Leon Eller – Shelby, NE
- Dave Hackler – Beatrice, NE
- Fr. Andrew Kurz – Plattsmouth, NE
- John Messing – Shelby, NE
- Bruce Peterson – Plattsmouth, NE
- Jeff Willis – Shelby, NE
- Marion Zook – Osceola, NE
Women:
- Mary Ann Augustin – Shelby, NE
- Laura Blowers – Rising City, NE
- Mary Davis – Lincoln, NE
- Sue Eller – Shelby, NE
- Verlene Frey – Shelby, NE
- Deb Hackler – Beatrice, NE
- Orletha Havlovic – David City, NE
- Rene' Laird – Omaha, NE
- Amy Lechtenberg – Springfield, NE
- JoAnn Messing – Shelby, NE
- Betty Tutt – Lincoln, NE
- Helen Zavodny – David City, NE

    Calendar of Events
January 9-10, 2004         School of Leaders (quarterly reunion) – 7:30pm Fri-4pm Sat, Sacred Heart, Shelby
January 17, 2004            Secretariat Meeting 10:00am, Cath. Soc. Services, 515 W 3rd St., Hastings
Feb 12-15, 2004            Men’s Weekend, Sacred Heart School, Shelby
Feb 19-22, 2004            Women’s Weekend,  Sacred Heart School, Shelby
March 13, 2004              Secretariat Meeting 10:00am, Sacred Heart School, Shelby
                                       Post Three Day Cursillo Weekend Reunion 1:00pm, Sacred Heart, Shelby
April 2-3, 2004              School of Leaders (quarterly reunion) – 7:30pm Fri-4pm Sat, Location TBA
April 30 -May 2, 2004   Spring Regional Encounter, Garden City, KS
June 12, 2004                Secretariat Meeting 10:00am, Location TBA
June 27, 2004                Grand Ultreya Location TBA
July 29 - Aug 1, 2004    Cursillo National Encounter, Seattle, WA

Region VI Spring Encounter ... Will be held in Garden City, KS on April 30 - May 2, 2004.  Bishop Tamayo (our National Episcopal Advisor) had planned to attend this Regional Encounter, but now is unable to do so.  However, Father Pedro Garcia (the National Spiritual Advisor for Cursillo) will be there.  In addition, five of the ten talks from Cala Figuera (which were given at the 2003 National Encounter) will be given in both English and Spanish.
    In 1994 during the 50th Anniversary celebration of the first Cursillo Weekend, ten topics were presented at Cala Figuera (in Mallorca).  Eduardo Bonnin, the founder of Cursillo, had been intensely studying various attributes of humanity.  These attributes / topics reflected the focus of study as the Cursillo Movement was being formed by the Holy Spirit.  From this study came the 10 topics re-presented at Cala Figuera in 1994 and also at the 2003 National Encounter in Cincinnati: (1) Person; (2) Freedom; (3) Love; (4) Friendship; (5) Conviction; (6) Sincerity; (7) Criterion; (8) Life; (9) Normality; and (10) Joy.  Five of these ten topics will be given at the Region VI Spring Encounter in Garden City.  All are encouraged to participate and learn more about the roots of Cursillo.

News From Secretariat ...

• Spanish Cursillo in the Lincoln Diocese ... We had planned a Spanish SOL for December 5-6, 2003 at Sacred Heart School in Lincoln.  However, due to a variety of circumstances, the SOL was postponed.  We continue to pray and search for ways to make Cursillo a means to draw Spanish-speaking Catholics to Christ ... through Cursillo ... Christ is counting on you!

    If you are interested in being involved in a Group Reunion (small friendship group) or being involved in the SOL, please contact Bianey Ruiz (327-8077; bianeyr@hotmail.com) or Fr. John Keefe, Pastor of Cristo Rey Parish (435-3559).
 
• School of Leaders (SOL) ... The next SOL is planned for Jan 9-10 at Sacred Heart School in Shelby.  The SOL will continue to deepen our understanding of the need for community and continued formation as we witness the Gospel of Jesus Christ at work in the Cursillo Movement.  How might you be a better channel to draw others to Christ?  Are you using Cursillo to build the Kingdom?  How might you make a friend, be a friend, and bring that friend to Christ?

• Planning Ahead ... An updated tentative/proposed schedule of Cursillo activities for the Lincoln Diocese is included.  The schedule includes activities into Fall 2004, and includes upcoming Cursillo Weekends, Regional and National Encounters, SOL, etc.  Again, the tentative/proposed schedule is an attempt to provide cursillistas with enough notice to allow them to adjust their schedules to participate in Cursillo to the fullest extent possible.

 2004
 •  January 17
 •  March 13 (Reunion for Feb. Weekends follows)
 •  April (Region VI Spring Encounter)
 •  June 12
 •  August 14

 2004
 •  Jan. 9-10
 •  April 2-3
 •  Summer Meeting (evening session in June and July; one East and one West for each month)

 2004
 •  Practice Feb. Weekends – Jan 30-31
 •  February 12-15 -- Men’s Three-Day Weekend
 •  February 26-29 -- Women’s Three-Day Weekend
 •  Practice Fall Weekends – Sept 17-18
 •  September 23-26 -- Men’s Three-Day Weekend
 •  October 14-17 -- Women’s Three-Day Weekend

 2004
 •  April 30 - May 2 -- Spring Regional Encounter
 •  July 29 - August 1 -- National Encounter
 •  October 1 - 3 – Fall Regional Encounter (St. Paul / Minneapolis)

 2004
 •  June 27 -- Grand Ultreya at location TBA
 
• Precursillo ... see insert entitled: “Sponsoring a Candidate for a Cursillo Weekend”.

• Three Day Weekend:
• February Cursillo Weekends ... The next Three Day Weekends are: Feb. 12-15, 2004 (Men’s) and Feb.  19-22, 2004 (Women’s), at Sacred Heart School, Shelby.  The Men’s Coordinator is Bob Rice; the Women’s Coordinator is Kathy Springer.
• Closings ... Was the presence of the 4th Day Community at the Closing of YOUR Three Day Weekend important to you?  During the Three Days, you lived Group Reunion throughout each day in your family groups, and you lived Ultreya each evening when the families shared their posters with one another.  During the Three Days ... in isolation (away from the world) ... you learned the Cursillo Method of Group Reunion and Ultreya.

    As the Three Days came to a close ... as the 4th Day was about to begin ... you were introduced to the larger Cursillo community ... to those unnamed persons who had been offering Palanca on your behalf.  The Closing is a Grand Ultreya ... when cursillistas from across the Diocese ... from the various Ultreya Centers ... gather together as a community with other cursillistas that they don’t normally have an opportunity to share with ... to hear the witnesses of those who have just lived their Three Day Weekend ... to hear a witness (given by a member of the 4th Day community) on the importance of perseverance in the 4th Day ... to renew old friendships and begin new ones ... to continue making a friend, being a friend, and bringing that friend to Christ.
    Please support the new cursillistas as they begin their 4th Day ... plan now to be at the February Closings.  Whether you know any of the candidates or not, your presence IS important ... just as offering your Palanca during the Weekend was important.  Bring the other members of your Group Reunion and other cursillistas from your Ultreya Center.  The final question on the regular Group Reunion sheet says: “What is my plan (of evangelization) for next week?”  Make attending the February Closings your “plan of evangelization” for those two weeks!
• Volunteers ... The Secretariat wants to stress that participation at all levels of Cursillo is wanted and needed.  We need you to tell us where / how you want to be involved ... where you want to serve ... Volunteer sheets were included with the last newsletter and are again included in this newsletter.  We are beginning a list of volunteers ... we are starting with a clean slate ... please let us know where you can help Cursillo spread the Gospel!  Please don’t assume that we know you want to help ... let us know how your talents would best be used.  The Palanca Teams for the February Weekends are still being formed ...
•  Fall Cursillo Weekends ... The Fall Three Day Weekends are: Sept. 23-26, 2004 (Men’s) and Oct.  14-17, 2004 (Women’s), at a location TBA.

• Postcursillo:
• Pastoral Plan ... The Secretariat and SOL are currently working to update our diocesan Pastoral Plan.  A Pastoral Plan serves as a blueprint for the future ... it provides direction for the diocesan movement ... it is a means of organizing the resources of Cursillo to more effectively carry out the mission of Cursillo in our Diocese.
• Grand Ultreya ... The next Grand Ultreya for the Lincoln Diocese will be on June 27, 2004 at a location yet to be decided.  The Secretariat intends that this will be an annual event held on the 4th Sunday of June each year ... more details to follow.

De Colores!     Kathy Springer

From the Spiritual Advisor ...
    We are in the Christmas Season and all throughout the Christmas Season (from December 25th  until January 11th, the feast of the Baptism of the Lord), we reflect upon the great mystery of the Incarnation.  The Modern Catholic Dictionary says of Incarnation: “The union of the divine nature of the Son of God with human nature in the person of Jesus Christ.  The Son of God assumed our flesh, body, and soul, and dwelled among us like one of us in order to redeem us.  His divine nature was substantially united to our human nature.”
    What an awesome thing for God to become man!  During each of the four Masses for Christmas, the Church asks us during the profession of our faith as we pray the Nicene Creed to genuflect during the two lines “by the power of the Holy Spirit He was born of the Virgin Mary, and became man”.  During other Sunday and Holy Day Masses, when we pray the Creed, we are asked to bow our heads during those two lines, in order to continue to remind us of the awesomeness of God becoming man.  He loves us so much!
    God has always been involved in the lives of human beings since He created Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden ... since He called Abraham to be the Father of the Chosen People ... since He called Moses to lead His people out of the slavery of Egypt ... since the Prophets and the Kings.  But, God the Father wanted to show how much He loved us ... He sent His Son to earth to become a man, to take on our human nature ... that person we call Jesus ... a Divine Person from all eternity, who now shares our human nature.  He is God “with flesh on”!  How much God loves us!
    As we become aware of how much God loves us, He wants us to love Him, to love ourselves, and to love others.  We can only do that as the human persons that we are.  We can only do that with our human bodies (our flesh and blood) and our souls.  We can only do that because of the grace of God given to us.  In some way ... when we love one another as He has loved us, we are responding to His grace, given to us and present within us, and using our bodies to show love for others.  In a way, at those times, we can be “God with flesh on” ... at least we can let Him work through us.
    We are not God, but we can say “Yes” to God and allow Him to work through us.  Mary did that when God asked her to be the Mother of His Son ... Mary gave God her flesh ... so we can do in our lives.
    Is God asking you to give your flesh to Him ... to allow Him to use you to touch others through the corporal and spiritual works of mercy?  Is He asking you to use your flesh to praise Him in your daily prayer ... and to allow Him to be present to you (your flesh) in quiet time with Him in the Eucharist?  Is He asking you to allow Him to use you to touch others through the Cursillo Movement, by being more regular in your attendance at Group Reunion and Ultreya ... by giving your time to being involved in SOL ... by making a friend, being a friend, and bringing that friend to Christ?  Our repeated “Yes” to God, to ourselves, and to others, is a part of God’s plan ... He wants to work through us, as He wanted to work through Mary ... remember Christ is counting on you!.
    As we celebrate the rest of the Christmas Season, and then the Season of Ordinary Time ... and as we pray the Creed (and bow our heads during those two lines), may we continue to remember ... and continue to live out in our daily lives ... the awesomeness of “God with flesh on”!

De Colores    Father Mark Seiker
 
 

(Insert #1)

    “The purpose of sponsoring is to bring about a change in the environments.  You should have a plan on how you are going to do this.  Part of your plan would include identifying those individuals that have the talents to bring about the change – bring Jesus Christ into their environments.
    “So sponsoring is not a haphazard circumstance.  It should be a deliberate act to bring Jesus Christ into the world.  Therefore, you should know your candidates very well.  If they are married, you should know their spouse as well.  Your candidates will become the agents for change in their families, work situations, neighborhoods, social gatherings, etc.  Your candidates will become part of the Christian community that links together with others to bring Jesus Christ to the world.  This is the purpose of sponsoring!”

A. “Before the Weekend – In the past, our candidate preparation may have been along the lines of: ‘Oh, you just have to make the Weekend.  I can’t tell you anything about it because I don’t want to spoil it for you.’  Another method (in the past) was: ‘I won’t explain the Group Reunion and Ultreya because this person probably won’t go to the Weekend if they know that there is a follow-up program – and besides, they will be told about Group Reunion and Ultreya during the Weekend.’
    “This type of preparation is one of the biggest reasons the Postcursillo programs of Group Reunion, Ultreya, and  School of Leaders are not as successful as they should be.  It can be said that our Postcursillo will only be as good as our Precursillo.  So, candidate preparation is an absolute necessity.
    … “Besides sharing these Postcursillo expectations with your prospective candidates, share also all aspects of the Cursillo Weekend.  Explain to them about the complete Cursillo Weekend …”
    “Each day of the Cursillo Weekend begins with Morning Prayers and ends with Night Prayers.  Mass is celebrated daily (except Thursday).  Each candidate should be aware that, since prayer is such an intricate part of the Cursillo Movement, there will be other cursillistas that will be continually praying and offering up sacrifices – for the success of the Cursillo Weekend.  There will be proper nourishment provided and also adequate rest periods.  Those that have special needs, such as a particular diet or physical needs, will be attended to properly.  Be sure to explain the costs associated with attending a Cursillo Weekend.
    “In addition, insure that your candidate has transportation to the Weekend.  Find out what is needed for a comfortable stay (i.e., linens, towels, toiletries, etc.).  See if your candidate will need assistance with things such as the home, spouse, children, pets, etc.

• A sponsor should ALWAYS confer with a prospective candidate’s pastor PRIOR TO inviting the person to live the Three Day Weekend.  This is important because the pastor might know of some reason that a person should not participate in the Weekend, and once an invitation has been extended, it is very awkward to un-invite the person.
• Pay careful attention to the questions on the blue Sponsor Sheet (attached to the Cursillo application) that relates to you, the sponsor:
1. Are you [meaning the sponsor] now a member of a Group Reunion?
2. Do you [meaning the sponsor] attend Ultreya?
3. Is there an active Cursillo Group Reunion in your candidate’s parish?
4. Have you [as sponsor] explained the 4th Day (Group Reunion and Ultreya) to your candidate?
5. Are you [the sponsor] willing to make a four-month commitment to your candidate to bring him/her closer to Christ?  Will you remind him/her of, and invite him/her to the Ultreyas, offering him/her a ride if necessary?      Will you keep in contact with him/her, and try to help him/her find a permanent group?

Before you sign the Sponsor Sheet, know what you are committing yourself to as a sponsor.  Again, our Postcursillo will only be as strong as our Precursillo!
• Candidates should be prepared early … the earlier candidates are prepared and invited, the earlier the applications can be completed … the easier it is to keep the 4th Day community informed about the candidates for the Three Day Weekends … the sooner we can all be praying for the candidates in the Precursillo, during the Three Day Weekend, and for their faithful living of the 4th Day (the Postcursillo).

    “Thursday night – This is a time to get to know each other and to have an overview of the Cursillo Weekend.  This is also the retreat phase of the Cursillo Weekend, which is designed ‘To awaken the moral consciences of all the candidates, beginning with an analysis of their own lives and causing them to desire to encounter God.’ …
    “Friday – The focus of Friday should be to help each candidate to have a better understanding of themselves.  Friday should help them discover what motivates them in different situations.
    “Saturday – The focus for Saturday is to combine that fully realized self (that they learned about Friday) with a wonderful and loving God.  Saturday helps all the candidates to understand the current relationship that they have with God and should spawn a desire for a still deeper and fuller relationship with God.  …
    “Sunday – The focus for Sunday is the understanding of ourselves, our relationship with God and how we can help Him in fulfilling His Will.  We learn what environments we belong to and how we can affect those environments.”

B. “During the Cursillo Weekend – This should be one of the shortest chapters of all Cursillo literature.  During the Cursillo Weekend, the role of the sponsor is to PRAY, PRAY, and PRAY some more.  Sacrificing is also highly encouraged.  Help with any of your candidate’s things that need attending (i.e., transportation, home, spouse, children, pets, etc.).  Then PRAY some more.  Most important – be there at the closing.  If you know that you will be unable to attend the closing, then tell your candidate and make the necessary transportation arrangements (so your candidate can get home).

C. “After the Cursillo Weekend – Be willing to meet with this new cursillista in a one-on-one setting.  Try to answer any questions that this person might have.  If you do not know the answers, assure the new cursillista that you will attempt to find someone who can provide the answers.
    “Group Reunion and Ultreya – Be sure that this new cursillista finds a Group Reunion.  It may be yours or a different group entirely.  Of course, the Ultreya is always a good place to find group members … take them to Ultreya!
    “Penetrating Environments – Ask about this person’s environments.  Help them develop a plan to change their environment.  Try to give ideas about possible ways of evangelizing each of those shared environments.  Share also your own environments.  This new cursillista may have some suggestions, to share, about evangelizing your environments.
    “Personal Contact – It is not enough to send someone to the Cursillo Weekend and expect the team to work miracles.  The new cursillistas need as much personal attention after the Cursillo Weekend as they received during the Cursillo Weekend.  Probably even more!  We must make a conscientious effort to insure that we do all that can be done.”

Among the Frequently Asked Questions and Answers about Cursillo – What is the role of a sponsor?

A sponsor for a candidate can either be an individual or, better still, a group.  Whether a group, a community (Ultreya), or an individual, whoever is responsible for enrolling and preparing the candidates - the following is expected:

• that they understand the purpose of the Cursillo Movement, the environments that have been selected as priorities for evangelization, and the basic criteria as to who can, who should, and who should not make a Cursillo;
• that they be well acquainted with their candidates, through close personal contact;
• that as "servants of the truth" they try, through their witness of word and of life, to awaken in their candidates an attitude of openness to inquiry, to friendship, and to change; and
• that in cases where the sponsor is an individual, that person should be an active member of a group, so as to help the candidate by example to become incorporated into a group of Christians, while accompanying him or her for a reasonable length of time in the Post Cursillo. (F.I. #234)

Sometimes we get to the point where we think we have done enough ... we are tired and want to take a time-out ... we want someone else to do the work.  We have paid our dues ... we tell ourselves that we need and deserve a break.  Sometimes we feel that way about good things, even  godly things ... prayer ... good works ... Cursillo.  Is not Cursillo a good thing?

I love Cursillo, but sometimes I get tired, and I think to myself that I would like to take a break.  It’s just another thing to add to my busy life when there is already so little time to just relax.  Then, almost immediately, the thought comes into my mind, “Where would I be without Cursillo ... and those who sacrificed and through their sacrifices introduced me to Cursillo?  And what about all the positive changes Cursillo has made in my life (in my 4th day) ... the lives of my family ... the lives of my friends?”  Then when I reflect on how Cursillo has changed my life, I think about how many other lives have been changed through God using me in the Cursillo Movement ... the ripple effect ... the effect of Cursillo changing those lives ... each changed life affecting other lives in a multitude of environments ... and it all started back in March 1996 on “that” Weekend!  So I find it hard to say “no” to God.

Stop and think for a minute ... what Cursillo has done in your life?  Imagine what your life would be without having lived a Cursillo Weekend ... and then taking what you learned and living each 4th day?  Has Cursillo affected your life?  Has your life, in turn, affected the lives of those you encounter in your every day life?  Cursillo has likely had some positive effect on your life and the lives of others ... likely more than we will ever know in this life.  It would be interesting to be given the insight George Bailey was given ... to see how our life and the lives of others would be different had we not lived a Cursillo Weekend ... it IS a wonderful life! ... and Cursillo has helped it to be so.

Imagine what would happen if no one cared ... if no one was willing to give some time each month to do the ongoing work of Cursillo ... to spend time in formation to be a member of the team that will teach the Cursillo Method to candidates ... to devote time praying, thinking, discussing where God is calling / leading us through the Cursillo Movement in our Diocese?  If cursillistas are not there to do the work, what would happen to the lives of those who could be so greatly changed by Cursillo but were not given the opportunity?  Is God calling you to help?  If not you, then who?  Is it time to get involved?  Is God asking you to join the community of Cursillo leaders in our Diocese?

What is the School of Leaders about?  Hear the words of Jesus to the disciples: “Come and see” ... share, pray, and grow with us.  The next SOL will be Jan. 9-10, 2004 at Sacred Heart School, Shelby, NE.
 

(Insert #3)

When anyone takes up the work of the conversion and Christian renewal of persons and the evangelization of human groups, it is absolutely indispensable that the entire work be built upon the grace of God.

 This is the foundational stone upon which all other human efforts must be based and developed.  This grace can be obtained only through the powerful means of trusting, constant and humble prayer.

 Today, perhaps more than ever, it is necessary to remind ourselves that without God we are nothing, bereft of value, and incapable of doing anything.  We must reaffirm that before anything else, the most characteristic mark of the Cursillo methodology ties in the whole concept of Palanca -- prayers, sacrifices and works of mercy.  Palanca must be genuine and offered by communities and individuals living in union with Christ and each other if the effectiveness of all other human efforts in the Movement is to be assured.  This is to take seriously the promise of Christ: “Ask and you shall receive, seek and you shall find, knock and it shall be opened to you.”  (Matt.  7:7)

 ...Within the (Cursillo) Movement we must be vigilant that the term Palanca not be misunderstood and abused so that incidental trimmings overshadow its interior call and meaning. Colorful posters and banners are not Palanca, neither are flowers, edibles, friendship letters or good wishes.  This is false Palanca under the guise of “nice things.”  Prayer and self-denial are not “nice things”, but they are more effective in securing God’s grace.

 It must be understood that letters are not Palanca.  Letters are merely a vehicle in which we convey the actual Palanca being done ... Self-denial is part and parcel of the Christian life.  Any de-emphasis of it in the Movement would indicate a shift away from Christ-centeredness.  In the life of the Church, we are offered seasons such as Lent and Advent to bring us back to the proper spirit.  A better way would be to live in a spirit of Palanca each day.

 Palanca offerings should not be limited to the Three Days.  The selection of candidates...the growth of Group Reunions, Ultreyas and especially the work of Secretariats...depend mostly on authentic and generous Palanca offered by all...St. Paul reminds us in Romans 12:1, “Offer yourselves as a living sacrifice dedicated to His service and pleasing to Him.”   –Cursillo Leaders’ Manual (Chapter 12, Palanca)

 As a part of my Palanca, I would like to serve the Lord in / through the Cursillo Movement in the following way(s):

_____ Offer holy hours during Cursillo Weekends

_____ Offer holy hours at other times on behalf of the Cursillo Movement

_____ Help with the clean up after a Cursillo Weekend

_____ Work on the Palanca Team on a Cursillo Weekend

_____ Bring food for Cursillo Weekends (snacks, grocery items)

 _____ Make monetary donations toward expenses (newsletters, Weekend supplies, Weekend food, etc.)

 _____ Be involved in School of Leaders (SOL) to learn more about the Cursillo Movement and form community with
            other cursillistas

_____ Serve on the Secretariat (SOL required)

_____ Lead the music on a Cursillo Weekend (SOL required)

_____ Give a rollo on a Cursillo Weekend (SOL required)

Other suggestions for volunteering: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Name: ______________________________ Phone No.: ________________
Address: ____________________________
City/State/Zip: ________________________
Email address: _________________________________________________

I made my Cursillo Weekend on ___________ at ______________________

Mail to: Kathy Springer, Lay Director, at 1410 E 15th St, Crete, NE 68333.