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Race Relations Commissioner Dr Melissa Derby has given an international conference an outline of New Zealand’s approach to protecting freedom of religion and belief. Source: Human Rights Commission.
Palmerston North election candidates faced questions on disability, child poverty, the environment and Te Tiriti o Waitangi at an event organised by the Diocesan Justice Peace Development and Ecology Committee.
Pope Leo XIV has urged Catholics across the globe to join him this November in praying for the proper use of wealth. Source: Vatican News.
A family-centred approach to preparing for the sacraments was explored at a recent workshop in Hamilton.
The Syro-Malabar Eparchy of St Thomas the Apostle, Melbourne, which covers Australia, New Zealand and Oceania, will hold its first Eparchial Assembly this month.
The Government has approved a third and final round of the Survivor Support and Recognition Fund, which supports community-led services and initiatives for survivors of abuse and neglect in care.
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A new smart security system that analyses activity at a site and integrates with a booking system is to be trialled at an Auckland church after an attempt was made to start a fire on the grounds.
Referendums on abortion policy in four US states on Tuesday resulted in three outcomes that expanded or did not restrict access, prompting reactions from Catholic bishops. Source: EWTN News.
More German Catholics favour a merger with the country’s Protestant churches than oppose it, according to a new poll. Source: Catholic Herald.