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New Zealand Police found no evidence to substantiate allegations of abuse against Wellington Archbishop Emeritus Cardinal John Dew and will not be laying charges against him. Wellington Archbishop Paul Martin SM released this information in a letter to all the people in the Church following media reports on the abuse allegations. The letter was dated … Read More about No police charges vs Cardinal Dew
By MINA AMSO Christchurch Bishop Michael Gielen has met with dozens of women from throughout the diocese, at an event aiming at connecting, inspiring and also sharing some laughs and banter. Women often times feel as if they’re alone, isolated, or that they are the only ones feeling challenged, said Jacinta Stopforth, organiser of the … Read More about Inspiration, laughs and banter as Christchurch Catholic women meet and listen to faith stories
By MINA AMSO The thirty-first Hearts Aflame Catholic Summer School wrapped up this year, marking a significant milestone and an end of an era for its long-serving director, Jemma Brunton. “For me, handing over Hearts had always been about the Lord’s timing and him providing the right person. I had always said I wouldn’t step down … Read More about New director for Hearts Aflame Summer School
by JEFF DILLON Joy was definitely in the air on Gaudete Sunday (December 17) in Advent at St Joseph’s Cathedral, Dunedin, at the 10.30 am Mass, and it wasn’t just in anticipation of the lighting of the pink candle. As the congregation began to assemble, people’s attention focused on the sanctuary area, and comments were … Read More about Dunedin cathedral angels regain their wings
By MINA AMSO Hundreds of teenagers from throughout New Zealand enjoyed Life Teen Summer Camp last month, with a memorable theme to reflect upon – “the real presence”. Activities co-ordinator Thomas Dravitzki said that the planning team was “delighted” with the turnout this year, with nearly 200 youngsters turning up. “We had 197 teenagers, 40 … Read More about Life Teen Summer Camp re-ignites teens’ spiritual sparks with the real presence of Christ
By MICHAEL OTTO Is there a case for Roman Catholic thought in the public square today? That was the question put by Palmerston North Bishop John Adams in a homily at the Te Kupenga Catholic Theological College inaugural Mass for 2024 celebrated at Sacred Heart church, Ponsonby. The answer, Bishop Adams said, is an emphatic … Read More about Palmerston North bishop argues for Catholic thought in the public square today
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