NZ News
by Sue Jones Bishop Barron’s article “Getting out of the sacristy: A look at our pastoral priorities” (NZ Catholic, August 12) raised … Read More about Evangelising beyond the sacristy
Read More
This is the second half of an article called “What does ‘hope’ really mean?” by Bishop Peter Cullinane.
Read More
by Bishop Peter Cullinane Our reflections at this time are on hope. What does hope mean in situations that sometimes … Read More about What does hope really mean? – Part 1
Read More
Apostolic Exhortations are usually the result of a synod and attempt to combine the ideas presented by many bishops into … Read More about Gaudete et Exsultate a document for our day
Read More
It is sometimes said of a rare occurrence that Hell would freeze over if that happened. Well, they might have … Read More about Hell in news is a teaching moment
Read More
by Dan Stollenwerk When a very large, bright blue, upside down cross was planted at the entrance to St Peter’s … Read More about That upside down cross
Read More
by Msgr Gerard Burns Amoris Laetitia is a document written against the background of the difficulties and challenges around the … Read More about Amoris Laetitia and Church as a field hospital
Read More
By Greg Erlandson WASHINGTON (CNS) — What was meant to be an intellectual tribute to Pope Francis has instead become … Read More about Blurred lines: Vatican manipulation of photo becomes the story (commentary)
Read MoreFeatured News
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
While most rural parishes in the Auckland diocese will likely resume Sunday Masses from Pentecost onwards, those with large numbers of parishioners may have to wait a few more weeks before doing so. Auckland Bishop Patrick Dunn, in a letter to all priests and deacons in the diocese, said the decision to recommence with Sunday … Read More about Auckland Cathedral to resume weekday Masses from June 2
by JOHN KLEINSMAN It is generally accepted that a Covid-19 vaccine provides the best possibility of an “exit strategy” from the pandemic that is currently sweeping the world. Many companies around the world are currently working to produce such a vaccine – reports detail that there are more than 100 different vaccine projects underway, with … Read More about The ethical derivation of vaccines for COVID-19
Featured
Advertisement
Advertisement
