NZ News
by Michael Pender The December 1 edition of NZ Catholic had an interesting article reporting on an address given by … Read More about Approaches to evangelisation
Read More
November is a busy time of year. Exam season swings into action. Christmas plans are being made. There are major … Read More about Love, loss and a faith lifeline
Read More
by Dan Stollenwerk Like so many of the faithful, I was greatly saddened to read that Bishop Charles Drennan had … Read More about A time of great crisis
Read More
Doubting Thomas, one of the 12 apostles, is one character with whom I truly identify. Thomas is labelled as “the … Read More about Which character from the Bible resonates with me?
Read More
Since the first issue of NZ Catholic was published on October 6, 1996, many things have changed about the paper. … Read More about Editorial: A word of thanks to Bishop Patrick Dunn
Read More
by Sue Jones If the laity have pause to ponder anything since taking up our call to mission and holiness … Read More about A spirituality that is little and lay
Read More
A new feature started in issue 564 of the newspaper showcasing the writing of student leaders from New Zealand’s Catholic … Read More about We have been wounded, but we still have hope
Read More
In the wake of the fire which seriously damaged Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris last month, NZ Catholic asked its … Read More about Memories of Notre Dame
Read MoreFeatured News
VATICAN CITY (CNS) – Observing with great concern the social unrest unfolding in the United States, Pope Francis said no one can claim to defend the sanctity of every human life while turning a blind eye to racism and exclusion. Addressing all “dear brothers and sisters in the United States” during his livestreamed general audience … Read More about Pope prays for USA, calls racism a pro-life issue
WASHINGTON, DC (CNS) – US President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump visited the St John Paul II National Shrine in Washington on June 2 before he signed an executive order back at the White House to expand US support for international religious freedom efforts. The crosstown trip was excoriated by several Catholic leaders, … Read More about Trump visits St John Paul II Shrine in Washington sparking criticism
New Zealand’s Catholic bishops and the New Zealand Catholic Education Office have written to the families of pupils attending Catholic schools, urging them to contact the education/school office at their local diocese if they have problems paying attendance dues because of issues related to the Covid-19 lockdown. The letter says the bishops are “mindful of … Read More about Assurance for Catholic school families
The 40th episcopal jubilee of Palmerston North Emeritus Bishop Peter Cullinane, a milestone in every sense, was celebrated quietly under level 4 lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic. On April 23, 40 years ago, Bishop Cullinane became the first bishop of the newly created diocese. “How did I celebrate under lockdown? – Jesus and I … Read More about Quiet celebration for 40 years as a Bishop
Back in the early days of the lockdown, Studio of Saint Philomena owner and award-winning artist Damien Walker was thinking of what he could contribute in terms of art to give people hope in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. “How can I, as a Catholic artist, respond in a way to give people … Read More about Hope in the time of Coronavirus
Featured
Advertisement
Advertisement
