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Bishops and leaders of religious orders have published an update on the Church’s ongoing work to respond to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care.
The New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services supports a proposed expansion of eligibility for a clean slate for criminal offending after 10 years of non-offending, but is also calling for more support services for people leaving prison.
Wellington Archbishop Paul Martin SM is the first speaker in a video designed to help churches support voter enrolment before the 2026 general election.
Faith leaders and faith organisations have presented an open letter on climate change to political representatives at Parliament.
The school run by the Holy Family Church in Gaza has reopened its doors to 1000 pupils for the first time since October 2023. Source: The Tablet.
Priests and lay leaders from Christchurch Diocese and representatives from Dunedin, Hamilton and Palmerston North Dioceses gathered recently for a “Learning Community” on raising disciples and multiplying leaders.
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The Vatican has told the United Nations that hate speech is a threat to human dignity and a dangerous source of violence and division among peoples. Source: EWTN News.
A classic text by a 17th-century lay Carmelite brother is the current bestselling book after the Bible at an Auckland second-hand Christian bookshop. Source: Newsroom.
Pope Leo XIV has encouraged the Diocese of Rome to begin its new pastoral year by taking time to listen, discern and evaluate its activities, rather than simply adding new initiatives. Source: Vatican News.