The Roman Catholic Cursillo Movement
of the Diocese of Wichita in Kansas
welcomes you!
The Grand Ultreya will be held in Arkansas City (Sacred Heart, 302 South B Street, Arkansas City) on Saturday July 11th from 9:300 am (registration) until approximately 3:00 pm with Mass being celebrated at 10:00 am.
Cost is $10 per peson, $15 for a couple.
Wichita School of Leader's
The Wichita School of Leader's has new coordinators and a new location. It will meet at in the Social Hall at St. Thomas Aquinas on the LAST Saturday of each month, following the 8:00 am Mass. Tony Barba and Patty Powell are coodintors for the SOL.
Please support the School and the new Ultreya (see next paragraph for details on this.)
There is a "New" Ultreya in the Wichita area. It is the East Wichita Ultreya and will meet in the Social Hall at St. Thomas Aquinas on the Third (3rd) Sunday of each month following the Devotion to the Divine Mercy. Tony Barba and Patty Powell are coordinators for this Ultreya!
The Northwest Ultryea (Wichita - NEW LOCATION) will meet on the First Sunday of each month at 7:00 pm (tentatively scheduled to meet at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton) Mike and Kelly May coordinators.
Plan for the 2009 National Encounter and World Ultreya!
For more information, see the National Cursillo website
Holy Father's Prayer Intentions For 2009
July 2009
General: That the Christians of the Middle East may live their faith in full freedom and be an instrument of peace and reconciliation.
Mission: That the Church may be the seed and nucleus of a humanity reconciled and reunited in God's one and only family, thanks to the testimony of all the faithful in every country in the world.
August 2009
General: That public opinion may be more aware of the problem of millions of displaced persons and refugees and that concrete solutions may be found for their often tragic situation.
Mission: That those Christians who are discriminated against and persecuted in many Countries because of the name of Christ may have their human rights, equality and religious freedom recognized, in order to be able to live and profess their own faith freely.
September 2009
General: That the word of God may be better known, welcomed and lived as the source of freedom and joy.
Mission: That Christians in Laos, Cambodia, and Myanmar, who often meet with great difficulties, may not be discourage from announcing the Gospel to their brothers, trusting in the strength of the Holy Spirit.
October 2009
General: That Sunday may be lived as the day on which Christians gather to celebrate the risen Lord, participating in the Eucharist.
Mission: That the entire People of God, to whom Christ entrusted the mandate to go and preach the Gospel to every creature, may eagerly assume their own missionary responsibility and consider it the highest service they can offer humanity.
November 2009
General: That all the men and women in the world, especially those who have responsibilities in the field of politics and economics, may never fail in their commitment to safeguard creation.
Mission: That believers in the different religions, through the testimony of their lives and fraternal dialogue, may clearly demonstrate that the name of God is a bearer of peace.
December 2009
General: That children may be respected and loved and never be the victims of exploitation in its various forms.
Mission: That at Christmas the peoples of the earth may recognize in the Word Incarnate the light which illuminates every man and that the Nations may open their doors to Christ, the Saviour of the world.
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