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The Child Poverty Action Group has released a manifesto to reduce the number of children living in material hardship. Source: Radio New Zealand.
The Apostolic Nuncio to Aotearoa New Zealand says that his work bridging diplomacy and faith in different parts of the world has shown him that ordinary people can keep faith alive and nurture it, even in the face of persecution.
Some 115 Catholic entities and groups are currently being reviewed on a three-year cycle by the National Office for Professional Standards (NOPS) – and a positive culture shift is being noticed.
A retiring MP has used his valedictory speech in Parliament to call for the safeguarding of conscience and protections for people of faith so they can contribute to society.
The final Mass at St Thomas More Church in Wilton was celebrated on August 30, with Wellington Archbishop Paul Martin SM the principal celebrant.
Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand has taken part in a joint training exercise designed to strengthen coordination between aid agencies and the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF).
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Celebrating a new form of the Catholic Mass “for the care of creation”, Pope Leo XIV has urged Catholics to contemplate nature as well as the ways they have shirked their responsibility to care for it. Source: National Catholic Reporter.
Church leaders in Germany have delayed the next stage of the Synodal Way reform initiative in the absence of formal permission from Rome. Source: The Tablet.
Italy has linked more than 1545 kilometres of walking routes involving places associated with St Francis of Assisi into a new pilgrimage network stretching across six regions in the central part of the country. Source: Afar.