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by ROWENA OREJANA Australian Deaf Catholic leader David Parker has always had to struggle in a world full of people who are not deaf. The key, he said, is to educate parishes on the culture of deaf community.
by NZ CATHOLIC staff The seventh NZ Catholic Education Convention brought together more than 800 delegates, including visitors from Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Cook Islands, Samoa and Tonga, from June 10 to 12 in Wellington.
by MICHAEL OTTO The Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury’s representative in Rome has been awarded an honorary Doctorate of Literature by Massey University.
by NZ CATHOLIC staff The Dominican spirit and charism are alive and well in Vietnam.
by PETER GRACE Making assisted suicide legal will reduce our freedom, United Kingdom lecturer Dr Kevin Yuill told an audience in Auckland on May 24.
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