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DIOCESAN SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR'S LETTER

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Dear Friends,

Ultreya! Ultreya!

I want to say to you Ultreya! and to urge you to persevere in promoting Cursillo. It is not always easy to keep up our enthusiasm when perhaps we only see what is happening or not happening in our own small corner. But we live in exciting times for Chester Anglican Cursillo. There are signs of new growth in all sorts of ways, and I can sense God's hands upon us. For example, when I went to see Bishop Peter recently he expressed great interest in what Cursillo stood for and what we were doing in the diocese and has booked for a weekend in 1998. Bishop Peter has also said he would like to officiate at our tenth birthday celebrations. 'Happening' is coming to the diocese, and numbers continue to attend weekends.

You can help this work by telling people about the Cursillo and inviting them to attend a weekend. Don't be down hearted by lack of response but pray for those you are thinking of asking that God will prepare the way for you. If they say no, so be---it keep them in your prayers and ask them again later, but don't give up talking to people about Cursillo. Next year is our tenth birthday and I hope that you will come to the service in the Cathedral on May the 9th 1998. I also hope you will bring a non Cursillo friend with you.

It might be that at one time you were very involved in Cursillo but have for all sorts of reasons become disillusioned and separated from cell groups or ultreyas. I do urge you to recapture your 'first love' for Cursillo, to regain the dream you had and the experience you felt on your weekend. Your friends in Cursillo need you now.

The cry Ultreya! comes to us, as it did for the many pilgrims on the way to the shrine, at the steepest part of the climb. For them it came in the heat of the day long before they could see before them the shrine of St James. For us it comes at the beginning of new growth before we see and share the glory. But believe me God is with us! He will bring the growth! and he wants to bless us! all he asks is that we remain faithful and continue to work for the coming of the kingdom.

So my brothers and sisters the cry I give you at this time is Ultreya! Ultreya because we are pilgrims on the way and Cursillo can be means of great blessing to many who will only hear if we tell them.

Every blessing, Stephen

FROM THE DIOCESAN LAY DIRECTOR

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Since becoming Lay Director last November I am slowly but surely working my way to visit each of our Ultreyas. It is good to meet with friends in Christ around the diocese. Sylvia and I have been warmly welcomed by you all and I am grateful for your support---it means a lot to me.

We are all here to give encouragement to one another in order to be strong for the challenges that lie ahead for us in proclaiming the Good News as we approach the new millennium.

One of the most profound readings I heard during one of the talks given on a Cursillo weekend was from Romans 10:14-15:

How then, can they call on the one they have not believed in?
And how can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard?
And how can they hear without someone preaching to them?
And how can they preach unless they are sent?
As it is written, "How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!"

In the last issue of BACC Pages I proclaimed that it was the vision of Chester Cursillo to hold four weekends a year by the year 2000.

If we are to reach our goal, it is up to each one of us to proclaim the Good News of Christ working in us through Cursillo---You can do it!

Yours in Christ,

Keith Craddock

TRY A NEW WAY?

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Having tried for some time to encourage others in our church to experience a Cursillo weekend--- but with no success; we tried to think of new ways to interest people in Cursillo.

We had all given it a mention at some time or other during the Family Services; the leaflets were always in church, and the Cursillo display boards had been used; but all to no avail. This was very frustrating for us, after all we know we have something really wonderful to share! So we got our heads together and came up with the following 'action' plan:

1.
Identify those in our church fellowship who we thought may respond to the Cursillo method.
2.
Send an invitation to each one in the form of a letter asking them to spend an evening at one of our homes to hear about Cursillo and share a meal.
3.
Each of us to play a particular part in the presentation by giving each one of the five talks---'The History of Cursillo', 'Cursillo in the World', 'Cursillo in Chester Diocese', 'The Weekend' and 'The Fourth Day'. Two witness accounts to be given of the effects of a weekend.
4.
All of us to pray about it.

About half the number invited came along, there were ten altogether including folk from two other local churches; also with us were our Spiritual Director, Father Stephen and Carolyn Waters. Between the third and fourth talk a simple soup and buffet supper was served. A deliberate decision was taken not to use any of the 'foreign' words during the evening, such as Ultreya, De Colores, Rollos, etc; and no attempt was made to pressurise anyone to go on a weekend.

It would be really marvellous to be able to say that all our guests were immediately anxious to sign up, but two or three hope to do so next year, and the others have said many times since that they enjoyed the Christian Fellowship and that they are pleased they now know what Cursillo is, and what it does, and we feel that we are not now seen as a mysterious little group in church.

The presence of the Holy Spirit was felt strongly during the evening, and we pray that with the Lord's help, and in His good time, strong shoots will come from the seeds planted.

Keith, Sylvia, Joan, June and Gerry. St.Stephen's, Congleton.

WALK TO EMMAUS

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The Walk to Emmaus #6 was held 20th-23rd February at St Josephs College, Up Holland, near Wigan. Walk to Emmaus is the Methodist equivalent of Cursillo, and before the weekend they made two requests of Chester Cursillo. The first was to provide a Music gofor, which Steve Clapham from Offerton kindly agreed to do. The second was to join their fourth day community on the Saturday evening and at the closing service on the Sunday.

A group of us joined the community on the Saturday evening for their Eucharist service where we prayed for each participant and staff member by name. At the end of the service we greeted the participants with a candle-lit procession then we left them to continue with their own candle-lit service.

A further group joined the community for the closing service on Sunday afternoon.

St Josephs college was built in the eighteen hundreds as a seminary and is now partly a conference centre. In this magnificent holy building on this particular weekend was not only a Walk to Emmaus weekend, but a Roman Catholic Cursillo training day as well, as St Josephs is the home of Roman Catholic Cursillo in the UK.

At the Eucharist we shared with Methodist, Roman Catholics, and Anglicans who had all experienced the joy of a Cursillo weekend. We were all able to join together as one body in the name of Christ. Denomination didn't matter. It was a most moving experience, one we look forward to repeating in the future. We are all pilgrims together walking the way of the Lord.

Sylvia Craddock

CHESTER #21: IN A CREATIVE MOOD

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The 21st Cursillo weekend, held at Savio House proved to be quite creative in many respects: two of the tables felt led into 'performing' the following, erm, well... these.

The table of Hugh of Lincoln produced a slightly modified version of Psalm 121 (and they sung it beautifully with a proper Anglican chant):

1
I will lift up my eyes | unto the | hills:
But that's about as | far as | it | went.
2
We came here | expecting a | rest:
But shall return home utt|erly | cream|crackered.
3
The timetable hath been an interesting | work of | fiction:
Day and night became | one | in the eyes | of our Rector.
4
We arrived burdened | with heavy | hearts:
But 'Ultreyaed' with | joy and | heavy | tums.
5
Copious lectures assa|ulted our | ears:
and multiple art works were | forméd by | our | fingers.
6
But the Lord laughed with us and | warmed us with | his love:
He will protect our going out and our coming in from | this time forth | for ever|more.

The table of David of Wales came up with a song, sung to the tune of 'The Cambridge Boat Song' (or is it the 'Eaton Boating Song'? The one that goes: "Lovely boating weather...") and sung with four parts (numbers in square brackets indicate whose part):

1
[1,2,3]We are three young ladies
All of us most devout.
We all enjoy religion,
Without a shadow of doubt.
There's only one church in the village
So to the same church we all go,
Although our views are different
[3]Medium, [1]High [2]and Low.
2
[1]I'm Anglocatholica:
I like my churches high.
With clouds and clouds of incense,
Ascending to the sky.
I call my vicar 'Father,'
And love to genuflect.
And watch the ceremonial:
To see that it's all correct.
3
[2]I am evangelica:
I never smoke or drink.
I always read my bible,
It tells me what to think.
I don't have to worry,
'cos every word is true.
I know I'm saved---Alleluia!
But think friend, what about you?
4
[3]I am mediocre:
I know what I like.
I'm no fundamentalist
And I'm certainly not a spike!
I always go to Matins,
and sometimes to Evensong.
And I like a rousing sermon:
Provided its not too long.
5
[1,2,3]We're going to have a new vicar:
We hope that he will be
[1]Catholic--- [2]Evangelical--- [3]Ordinary [1,2,3]just like me.
We hope he will be Handsome,
O wouldn't it just be nice---
Rewarding---a vocation:
To be a vicar's wife.
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[4]I am the new vicar,
My husband's in the car:
With all our 15 children,
Goldfish and budgerigar.
How pleased I am to meet you
I'm sure you're all most devout,
And I'd like to start tomorrow:
By cleaning the churchyard out!
7
[1,2,3]Oooooh! What a catastrophe!
Whatever shall we do?
We really think it's our duty
To go somewhere else, don't you?
[1]It's only a tuppenny busride
I think I'll go off to Rome.
[2]I'll join the Salvation Army.
[3]And I'll just stay at home.

2000 AND ALL THAT...

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There's a lot of talk these days about 'the year 2000' (or, as a lot of magazines are starting to call it, Y2K). It seems, according to the press, that on the 1st January, 2000 all the world's computers are going to stop working (believe me, it doesn't take anything as trivial as the millennium to stop my computer working) and the whole of society is going to be thrown into complete disarray. Personally, I don't believe a word of it: yes, some computer programs will stop working, and some actual computers will think that it's 1900, but I cannot see it being the calamity that is being predicted.

When the press can finally get their minds off crashing computers (it has just occurred to me: I wonder how many journalists have checked their own computers?), and the debate as to whether the millennium starts in 2000 or 2001: they do get around to mentioning the various celebrations which will be accompanying the new millennium.

Not to be outdone, I shall get on to the celebrations which the British Anglican Cursillo Council have in store.

Geoff Riley

There is to be a 'Millennium National Ultreya' which is planned to be held in Canterbury Cathedral, it is hoped that the Archbishop of Canterbury will be present. Arrangements will be announced closer to the time (it is still 2½ years off).

...AND FOR 1997

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Leaving the millennium aside for a couple of years, this year's National Ultreya will be held on:

Saturday 20th September
at
Bishops Garth Police Training
College in Wakefield
9:00am---arrival and registration
10:00am---Ultreya
2:00pm---a march, with banners to
Wakefield Cathedral
for Holy Communion

PRAYER VIGIL

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Many of us will always remember that feeling of warmth and utter astonishment when we received our first palanca on the Friday afternoon of our Cursillo weekend and read our individual messages of love and encouragement from fellow Christians we had never met from all over the world. People who had been praying for us for weeks, who knew us by name and would always be our sisters and brothers in Christ. Many people find it difficult to accept this outpouring of love and need time to accept it, but for many this is the moment when they finally accept God's unfailing love and receive His gift of His Holy Spirit. These outward messages of love and support are very important, but not as important as the gift of prayer.

Prayer is the underpinning of every Cursillo weekend wherever it is held world wide. It supports and upholds the weekend from beginning to end and into the Fourth Day.

In Chester, as in all diocese where Cursillo is operating, we have a prayer vigil for every weekend which starts at 6pm on the Thursday evening and ends at 3:30pm on the Sunday afternoon when the Clausura begins. It is divided into 30 minute slots and each cursillista is asked to fill in a time slot when he or she can pray. In the past each Ultreya has been allocated a block time slot, but many people find this restrictive and difficult to fit in with. For the October weekend the prayer vigil will be left open for everyone to choose their own time in the hope that more people will feel able to participate in this most important part of the weekend. Many people outside our diocese pray for the staff and participants of our weekends, so it is most important that we at the heart of Chester Cursillo pray for them too. These new cursillistas will become our brothers and sisters in Christ and as others prayed for us, so we must repay that gift of prayer and pray for others.

Sylvia Craddock

Palanca Secretary

SCREWI LAY RECTOR'S REPORT - 3rd MARCH 1997

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SCREWI is still meeting at approximately six-weekly intervals on a Saturday morning followed by breakfast. Numbers attending vary between eight and fifteen.

Cell-groups are meeting in Sandbach/Winsford, Nantwich, Elworth and Church Lawton; one of our members meets in a Cell group of another Ultreya.

Pat remains Lay Rector because it was felt that some continuity was needed as a result of Fr Simon Hamill-Stewart becoming our SD. It is hoped that, at some time in the future, a new Lay Rector will come forward. We are prepared for a probable growth in the Nantwich area which most definitely will result in a natural division into two.

Pat Riley

READ ANY GOOD BOOKS RECENTLY?

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I look along my book shelves (and at the piles of books which have no shelf space available) and wonder where I got a lot of them. There are books on many different topics, but mainly they fall into two topics: computers and religion. Whilst I was the Observing Lay Rector on the last weekend, it came to my notice that the book list given out on a weekend is now woefully out of date, and a new one needs to be compiled. The Secretariat would, therefore, like to know your opinion.

If there are any books which you feel should have a place on the weekend book list, please let any member of the Secretariat know.

Remember that, ideally, the books should still be in print. One of the problems with the current list is that a number of the books are no longer available.

Geoff Riley

ULTREYAS DIARY

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To enable you to see which Ultreyas are happening when, the Ultreya Diary is now sorted by date: please feel free to go along to any Ultreya--- however, if it's a breakfast Ultreya, be sure to let the Lay Rector know well in advance. Contact the Lay Rectors listed on the inside back page.

GEA Ultreya
Meetings are held at various locations on a rota basis, starting at 8:00pm.
HILOHALL Ultreya
Meetings are held at various locations on a rota basis, starting at 8:00pm.
MACOBO Ultreya
Meetings are held at various locations on a rota basis, starting at 7:30pm.
SCREWI Ultreya
Meetings are held on Saturday mornings at 29 Gawsworth Drive, Sandbach at 9.30 am followed by breakfast for those who wish to stay. You are welcome to attend but please let us know because of catering.
WIRRAL Ultreya
Every second month at St Andrew's Noctorum. Beginning at 6pm followed by informal Holy Communion service at 7pm.

DIARY

June
Wednesday 18th (Wirral)
July
Tuesday 1st (Hilohall) 8pm at Fr Roger Clarke's, 217 Outwood Road, Heald Green
Saturday 5th (Screwi)
Tuesday 8th (GEA) after 7:30 Communion at St Matthews Church, Grenville Road, Edgeley
Wednesday 23rd (Macobo) Holy Trinity, Mossley, Congleton
August
Saturday 16th (Wirral) 'Gathering'
September
Tuesday 2nd (Hilohall) 'Gathering' at Sally Mullock's, 93 Moor Lane, Wilmslow
Saturday 6th (Screwi)
Monday 8th (Macobo) St Pauls, Macclesfield
Tuesday 16th (GEA) 8pm at Joan Snape's, 10 Park Road, Gatley
Saturday 20th National Ultreya, Wakefield
October
Monday 6th (Hilohall) at Iain Whitlam's, 16 Orchard Close, Wilmslow after 7:30 Communion at St Annes, Nursery Lane, Wilmslow
Saturday 11th (Screwi)
Tuesday 14th (GEA) 8pm at Sheila Murray's, Erlesdene Garden Cottage, Green Walk, Bowdon
Wednesday 15th (Wirral)
November
Saturday 1st Diocesan Ultreya, St James, Gatley
Wednesday 12th (Macobo) St Stephens, Congleton
Saturday 22nd (Screwi)
December
Saturday 6th (Screwi) 'Gathering' Details in next magazine
Tuesday 9th (GEA) 8pm at Fr Bob Read's, 1a Salcombe Road, Offerton
Saturday 13th (Wirral) House Ultreya with Faith Lunch.

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PALANCA PAGES

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NOTE: Please use the Weekend notification form to get your weekend listed on the Palanca List maintained by Sandy Gallup.

SYMBOLS OF PALANCA RECEIVED

It is quite an amazing thing, both for the participants and the staff, to see just who has been praying for a weekend; we receive symbols of palanca from right round the world, from different Cursillo and Cursillo-like communities.

For the April weekend (#21) at Savio, we received letters and posters from the following people and communities:

Additionally, e-mail messages were received from:

UK WEEKEND DATES

June
12th-15th
Cymru St Asaph #9
25th-28th
Lichfield/Link Dioceses
26th-29th
Cumbria #5
Gloucester #33
July
25th-27th
CLW---Parceval Hall
August
14th-17th
Blackburn #23
Southwell #38
October
3rd-5th
Chester Happening #1
16th-19th
Coventry #12
St. Edmundsbury & Ipswich #10
Southwark #23
Liverpool Archdiocese Roman Catholic Cursillo
23rd-26th
Bradford #4
Chester #22
Lichfield #9
Lincoln #6
30th-2nd Nov
Blackburn #24
Canterbury #21
Cumbria #6
Cymru St. Asaph #10
Wakefield #12
November
6th-9th
Men's Walk To Emmaus, England
20th-23rd
Cymru Bangor #38
Leicester #8
27th-30th
Women's Walk To Emmaus, England
December
4th-7th
Southwell #39

OVERSEAS WEEKENDS DATES

June
5th-8th
Women's Cursillo #157, RC Cursillo of South Mississippi
Men's Walk to Emmaus #45, Big Country Emmaus Community
Houston North Emmaus for Women #154
Stillwater Cursillo, Minnesota #135---Men
Coed Episcopal Cursillo, Western Idaho Episcopal Cursillo
MCI #25 Kairos
Men's Tres Dias #50, Long Island Tres Dias
Men's Via de Cristo #45, VDC of Central Michigan
Men's Walk to Emmaus #21, Heart of Carolina Emmaus
Men's Walk to Emmaus #91, Northern Indiana Emmaus Community
Women's Cursillo, Anglican Diocese of British Columbia, Vancouver Island, BC
Women's Walk to Emmaus #4, Brisbane West Emmaus, Queensland
Women's Walk to Emmaus #107, Eastern Washington Walk to Emmaus
Women's Cursillo #268, St. Basils Salvatorian Center
5th-9th
Sydney---Men
6th-8th
Women's Cursillo, Kairos Outside of Virginia
Women's K108 weekend, Erie County Pennsylvania Koinonia
Youth Challenge, Diocese of Algoma, Temiskaming Deanery
12th-15th
Sydney---Women
North California
Cursillo #200, Episcopal Diocese of West Texas
Women's Tres Dias #64, Northern New Jersey
Men's Cursillo #18, Anglican Diocese of Wellington, New Zealand
Stillwater Cursillo, Minnesota #136---Women
Women's Walk #94, Blue Lake Emmaus Community
Episcopal Cursillo #165, Diocese of Texas
Men's Walk to Emmaus #83, Memphis Tennessee Emmaus Community
Teen #19 (coed), Cornerstone Chrysalis (Louisville KY area)
Women's Tres Dias #50, Long Island Tres Dias
Women's Via de Cristo #53, Gold Coast Via de Cristo
Womens Weekend #136, United Cursillo of Minnesota
North Georgia Women's Tres Dias #52
13th-15th
Anglican Diocese of Toronto Cursillo
Happening (grd 10-12), Episcopal Dioceses of Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas
19th-21st
Coed Cursillo #34, Wyoming Episcopal Cursillo
Tirosh #20 (teen cursillo), Arizona Lutheran Cursillo
19th-22nd
Men's Walk to Emmaus #6, Greater Scioto Valley, Ohio
East Tennessee Episcopal Cursillo #18 (co-ed)
Episcopal Cursillo #115, Diocese of Louisiana
Girl's Flight #1, Golden Triangle Chrysalis
Men's Cursillo, St. Marys Seminary, Santa Barbara CA
Men's Walk #61, Louisville KY (USA) Emmaus Community
Men's Walk to Emmaus #38, Greater Columbus Emmaus Community
Minnesota Via de Cristo Men's Weekend #281
Women's Walk to Emmaus #22A, Heart of Carolina Emmaus
Women's Walk to Emmaus #46, Big Country Emmaus Community
Women's Walk to Emmaus #92, Northern Indiana Emmaus Community
East Tennessee Episcopal Cursillo #18 (co-ed)
Minnesota Via de Cristo Men's Weekend #281
20th-22nd
Georgia Mountains Vide Nueva #4 (girls), youth Tres Dias
23rd-27th
United Religions Initiative (URI), Stanford University
26th-29th
Women's Cursillo #18, Anglican Diocese of Wellington, New Zealand
35th Women's Cursillo, Scranton PA Catholic Diocese
Boy's Flight #2, Golden Triangle Chrysalis
Chrysalis Flight #6 guy's, Northern Indiana Emmaus Community
Womens Cursillo, St. Mary's Seminary, Santa Barbara CA
Women's Roman Catholic Cursillo Weekend in Spanish
Women's Via de Cristo #45, VDC of Central Michigan
Women's Walk to Emmaus #84, Chrysalis of Memphis, Tennessee
Central Texas Conference Women's Walk to Emmaus #106
Minnesota Via de Cristo Women's Weekend #282
Western Michigan Episcopal Cursillo #40
Women's Walk to Emmaus #37, DaySpring Emmaus Community Indiana
27th-29th
Georgia Mountains Vide Nueva #4 (boys), youth Tres Dias
28th-30th
Columbus Area Boy's Chrysalis #13
July
?-?
Chrysalis Flight #34, National Capital Chrysalis
3rd-5th
Chrysalis Flight #3, Kanawha Valley Chrysalis Community
3rd-6th
Chrysalis Flight #9, Albemarle Chrysalis (Edenton, NC)
Women's Walk #95, Blue Lake Emmaus Community
Boy's Chrysalis Flight #18, Brisbane West Emmaus, Queensland
Girl's Chrysalis Flight #17, Brisbane West Emmaus, Queensland
4th-6th
Boy's Flight #3, Ohio Valley Chrysalis
9th-13th
Georgia Episcopal Coed Cursillo #83
10th-13th
Coed Cursillo 75, Diocese of North Carolina
Women's Walk to Emmaus #7, Greater Scioto Valley, Ohio
Men's Walk to Emmaus #16, Northwest Georgia
Coed Cursillo #74, Episcopalian Diocese of Northern Calif.
Girl's Chrysalis #1, Central Mississippi Emmaus
Girl's Chrysalis Flight #1, Chrysalis of Central Mississippi
Men's Heartland Ecumenical Camino HEC 25
Men's LCSC #49, Lutheran Cursillo of Southern California
Men's Walk to Emmaus #108, Eastern Washington Walk to Emmaus
Women's Walk #62, Louisville KY (USA) Emmaus Community
11th-13th
Boy's Flight #1, Southern Ohio Chrysalis Community
12th-14th
Chrysalis Flight #8, Purchase Area Chrysalis
17th-20th
Coed Via de Cristo #36, North Texas Lutheran Secretariat
Women's Walk to Emmaus #17, Northwest Georgia
Women's Heartland Ecumenical Camino HEC 25
Women's LCSC #50, Lutheran Cursillo of Southern California
Women's Walk to Emmaus #14, Central Mississippi Emmaus
Women's Cursillo #154, Quincy Cursillo, Diocese of Springfield
Women's Walk to Emmaus #43, Greater Columbus Emmaus Community
Men's Walk to Emmaus #40, Faith-Westwood Emmaus (Omaha,NE)
18th-20th
Girl's Flight #1, Southern Ohio Chrysalis Community
24th-27th
Women's Walk to Emmaus #46, Texas
Boy's Chrysalis Flight #2, Central Mississippi Emmaus
Coed Cursillo #205, Episcopal Dioceses of Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas
Cursillo #27, Charleston-Atlantic Presbytery
Women's Cursillo, Catholic Diocese of Richmond VA Central Virginia Cursillo Center
Women's Walk to Emmaus #22B, Heart of Carolina Emmaus
Women's Walk to Emmaus #47, Big Country Emmaus Community
24th-28th
Women's Walk to Emmaus #108, Eastern Washington Walk to Emmaus
26th-28th
Boy's Chrysalis Flight #11, Chrysalis of Memphis, Tennessee
Girl's Chrysalis Flight #11, Chrysalis of Memphis, Tennessee
31st-3rd Aug
Mexico
Northwest Convocation, Texas
Coed Cursillo #22, South Mississippi Methodist Cursillo
Men's Walk to Emmaus #29, Orange Country California Emmaus
Young Adult #3, Cornerstone Chrysalis (Louisville KY)
August
1st-3rd
Happening #10, Louisiana United Methodist Happening
Happening #21, Mississippi Methodist Happening
Chrysalis Flight #7 gal's, Northern Indiana Emmaus Community
6th-9th
Houston North Emmaus for Women #158
7th-10th
Central Texas Conference Mens Walk to Emmaus #109
Girl's Chrysalis #11, Big Country Emmaus Community
Women's Walk to Emmaus #30, Orange Country California Emmaus
Central Texas Conference Men's Walk to Emmaus #109
8th-10th
Happening (grd 10-12), Episcopal Dioceses of Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas Men's #17, Central Queensland Anglican Cursillo Community
14th-17th
Brooklyn Park, Minnesota #137--- Men
Coed Cursillo #3, Rio Grande SouthEast Cursillo
Men's Walk to Emmaus #3, North Queensland, Australia
Women's Walk #63, Louisville KY (USA) Emmaus Community
Women's Walk to Emmaus #48, Big Country Emmaus Community
15th-17th
Antioch Community of Oakland County (Youth)
21st-24th
North California
Quebec---Men
Brooklyn Park, Minnesota #138--- Women
Women's Walk to Emmaus #4, North Queensland, Australia
Women's Walk to Emmaus #92A, Northern Indiana Emmaus Community
22nd-24th
Residents Encounter Christ (REC), Kentucky State Reformatory Women's #17, Central Queensland Anglican Cursillo Community
29th-Sep 1st
Boy's Chrysalis #12, Big Country Emmaus Community
30th-Sep 1st
Columbus Area Girls Chrysalis #17
Girl's Flight #4, Ohio Valley Chrysalis

Please hold all the participants and staff of these weekends in your prayers.

Remember that your prayers are the most important thing that you can offer.

Palanca is not letters and gifts, it is prayer.

NOTE: Please use the Weekend notification form to get your weekend listed on the Palanca List maintained by Sandy Gallup.

TWINNED ULTREYAS

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Chester Ultreya
Twinned Dioceses
Frodsham
Scotland
Kingsley
Coventry
Wirral
Blackburn
Exeter
GEA---Edgeley
Wakefield
GEA---Gatley & Offerton
Lichfield
Cumbria
GEA---Altrincham
Southwell
Lincoln
Macobo
Canterbury
Bradford
Southwark
Screwi
St Edmundsbury and Ipswich
Gloucester
Hilohall
Cymru Bangor
Cymru St Asaph
Leicester

Ultreya Diary is on page 10.

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