Cursillo Tasmania Banners
Cursillistas love to make banners. They are a celebration of the memorable times experienced at a Cursillo weekend.
Banners gifted to us from other Dioceses
(Click on the images for details of their provenance.)
Altar frontal
This altar frontal was a gift from Brisbane Diocese. Designed by Jennifer Andrews. Created by Heather Davidson.Men's 1,2
A gift from the Diocese of Gippsland which brought Cursillo to Tasmania in 1995. Made by Lynne Beaty, Women's 3, Gippsland.Women's 1,2
A gift from the Diocese of Gippsland for Women's 1 & 2 in 1995. Made by Jan Dalgleish, W8, Gippsland.Armidale
A gift from Armidale Diocese, NSW.Gippsland
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ. De Colores.My Palanca to the people of Tasmania comes in this banner. It gave me pleasure, and a lot of time to pray as I sewed. May God fill you with his abundant blessings as you share in this Cursillo walk with Him.
My thoughts will be with you.
Your sister in Christ,
Sue Watts, Gippsland
Rockhampton
De Colores from Rockhampton Diocese. Can you spot the difference between the two banners?Gippsland
From Cursillistas from Gippsland Diocese. Design: Jan Dalgleish, W8, Gippsland, & Lynne Beaty, W3, Gippsland. Made by Jan Dalgleish.Sydney
A gift from Sydney Diocese.Bathurst
To the first Cursillo in Tasmania, with love from the Anglican Diocese of Bathurst, 1995. Designer: Jill Stubbs. Painter: John Antezarh. Maker: Lorraine Day.Show More
Banners made within Tasmania
(Click on the images for details of their provenance.)
Diocesan Banner
Made by Carol Romoser, Diocesan Lay Director 2001-2004. Carol writes: "The Cross represents sacrifice, redemption and overwhelming love. It reminds us of the price that Jesus paid for us all. ....The dove represents the Holy Spirit. ....
The ribbons represent the rainbow - a symbol of Cursillo - showing the many colours of God's love.
Women's 5
Women's 5Women's 7
Women's 7. April 1999. Woodfield Lodge, Dysart. Made by Barbara Bowes.Women's 9
Women's 9, 2000. Made by Carol Romoser and Jenny Ogilvie.Women's 11
Women's 11Men's 12
Men's 12, 2002Women's 12
Women's 12, 2002Women's 13
Women's 13. Maker: Gai CunninghamWe are his sheep
Donated to the Cursillo Movement in June, 2003. Made by Marilyn Hickton, W8.Women's 14
Women's 14Men's 15
The theme for the weekend was “Who we are in Christ”.Banner made by Gillian Hill (W7A).
It could not be decided if it should finish with a question mark (Who we are in Christ?) or with an exclamation mark (Who we are in Christ!). It finished up with a full stop, as that is the common bit of a question mark and an exclamation mark. The banner reflects these options.
Women's 15
Made by Janine Targett (W8). The wording was made general by using 'your' Cursillo. It has been used at subsequent weekends as a welcome banner.Women's 15
Women's 15Women's 16
Women's 16Men's 17
Men's 17 "Abba, Father". Made by Gwen Kingham.Women's 17
Made by Gwen Kingham. Signed by all members on the weekend.Women's 18
Women's 18Women's 19
Women's 19, 2006Women's 20
Women's 20Women's 20A
Women's 20AWomen's 21
Women's 21Women's 22
Women's 22Women's 23
Women's 23Women's 24
Women's 24, 2010. Made by Helen Wills. Theme: Moulded by the Potter's Hand.Banner: The treasure of our Lord, as in those as signed on the “pot of Gold” at the bottom of the rainbow.
Hand made felt from fine merino wool, appliquéd and gold leaf applied.
2 Corinthians 4:7 “For we have this treasure in earthen vessels that the excellency of the power might be of God and not of us.”
Women's 29
Women’s 29. Made by Marilyn Hickton, W8. “Whoever has the Son has Life” 1 John 5:12aMy thoughts centred around life given to us by God. I thought of a tree as a symbol of life.
Men's Women's 33
Men's & Women's 33, 2019. Tasmania's first mixed gender weekend. Made by Gillian Waddle.Show More
