Cursillo San Diego Treasurer in downtown San Diego's Bankers Hill district manages the financial operations for the San Diego English-Speaking Cursillo, a Catholic lay movement that has organized retreat weekends in the Diocese of San Diego since 1962. The Cursillo's three-day weekend retreats held near Julian draw participants from parishes across the diocese, including Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church in Little Italy, one of downtown's most active Catholic congregations. From its 304 Kalmia Street office near Balboa Park and the San Diego Zoo, the treasurer's office processes retreat registrations, Ultreya gathering logistics, and annual fundraising for the movement's operational costs. Cursillo's post-weekend structure groups participants into small accountability teams that practice a recurring method of prayer, study, and action, feeding volunteer labor back into community-service organizations like San Diego Rescue Mission in Bankers Hill. The treasurer oversees the financial infrastructure for separate men's and women's retreat weekends each spring and fall, managing speaker honoraria, facility contracts at the mountain retreat center, and scholarship funds for participants who cannot cover registration costs.