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Pope’s funeral Mass set for Saturday in St Peter’s Square

Pope’s funeral Mass set for Saturday in St Peter’s Square

by CathNews New Zealand | Apr 24, 2025 | 1st, Uncategorized

Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, Dean of the College of Cardinals, will preside at the Mass, which will be concelebrated by patriarchs, cardinals, archbishops, bishops and priests from across the globe. The eucharistic celebration will conclude with the Ultima...
Pope Francis died on Easter Monday, aged 88

Pope Francis died on Easter Monday, aged 88

by CathNews New Zealand | Apr 22, 2025 | 1st, Uncategorized

The Pope died at 7.35 am Rome time, Cardinal Kevin Farrell, chamberlain of the Holy Roman Church, announced. “His whole life was dedicated to the service of the Lord and his Church,” Cardinal Farrell said in a video announcement broadcast from the chapel of the Domus...
NZ bishops emphasise joy and hope in Easter messages

NZ bishops emphasise joy and hope in Easter messages

by CathNews New Zealand | Apr 17, 2025 | 1st, Uncategorized

In a video message on April 13, Auckland Bishop Steve Lowe said that “Holy Week is not a holiday week”. “It is a week that invites us ever deeper into the mystery of Christ,” he said. “We are not called to be spectators, we are called to be people who...
Commerce Commission warns churches about pyramid schemes

Commerce Commission warns churches about pyramid schemes

by CathNews New Zealand | Apr 15, 2025 | 1st, Uncategorized

Associate Commissioner Joseph Liava’a was commenting after three people were fined for promoting a “cash-gifting” pyramid scheme that targeted the Pasifika community in South Auckland. The “6K scheme” was promoted by Frances Saimone and Patricia...
Justice and Peace Commission backs anti-slavery bill

Justice and Peace Commission backs anti-slavery bill

by CathNews New Zealand | Apr 11, 2025 | 1st, Uncategorized

In a submission to Parliament’s Justice Select Committee on the Crimes (Increased Penalties for Slavery Offences) Amendment Bill, the commission considered the bill through the lens of Catholic Social Teaching. The commission stated that the bill “strongly aligns with...
Government wants to unite faith and community leaders

Government wants to unite faith and community leaders

by CathNews New Zealand | Apr 8, 2025 | 1st, Uncategorized

Mr Mitchell spoke to 200 ethnic community leaders from throughout the country on Saturday at a gathering in South Auckland. He said it is important that people in Aotearoa New Zealand did not let geopolitical tensions impact domestic social cohesion. “I would...
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