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In his message for the 10th World Day of the Poor, Pope Leo XIV said Christians are called not only to seek refuge in God, but also “to be a refuge for the poor”. Source: Vatican News.
At international gatherings on climate change, a representative of Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand has delivered a clear message about the climate’s impact in this part of the world.
Nominations are now open for the 2026 Delargey Awards, recognising significant and outstanding ministry with young people in the Catholic Church in Aotearoa New Zealand.
People from throughout Aotearoa New Zealand gathered last week to hear renowned US Scripture scholar Dr Mary Healy and to pray, learn and be renewed in the Holy Spirit.
Auckland Diocese’s Justice and Peace Commission says a Bill aimed at providing a new legislative framework for disability support services must reflect a just and inclusive vision of society.
The New Zealand Warriors have entered an official partnership with St Thomas of Canterbury College in Christchurch in a first for the rugby league franchise.
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Pope Leo urged human traffickers to repent as he concluded his apostolic journey to Spain and the Canary Islands. Source: The Tablet.
A former Tall Blacks basketball coach has gone on leave from a Filipino Jesuit university after two student-athletes died by drowning during a team-building activity. Source: CruxNow.
Ahead of the Group of Seven (G7) summit, the heads of bishops’ conferences of the attending nations have urged the leaders to prioritise the dignity of the human person, global peace initiatives and environmental issues. Source: EWTN News.