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Pope Leo XIV:
Biography of Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Francis Prevost
Kathryn speaks to New Zealand's Cardinal John Dew, part of the conclave who chose Pope Leo, and then Miles Pattenden, an historian of the Catholic Church based at Oxford University.
Biography of Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Francis Prevost
Kathryn speaks to New Zealand's Cardinal John Dew, part of the conclave who chose Pope Leo, and then Miles Pattenden, an historian of the Catholic Church based at Oxford University.
You will recall that last year the Parish Leadership Team undertook to revise and refresh a Pastoral Vision and Plan for Holy Trinity Parish, a plan that you enable us to come together around a set of values that will guide and grow our parish community.
This was shared with you all and followed up by an invitation to to express interest in helping to grow and strengthen our parish, by way of a Time, Treasure and Talent Survey. This has been left open for a while to allow parishioners time to consider and respond. A big thank you to those who so generously responded. For those of you still giving some thought as to how you can best support our parish, the opportunity to contribute in some way remains open.
We are now at the point of starting to bring those who responded together to formulate some key priorities and possible actions.
We will start with Values 4 – Building Community and 5 – Responding to Catholic Social Teachings. If your response corresponded to these values you can expect to be contacted in the next few weeks to set a time to come together to consider some priorities and possible first steps.
We are excited by what can be achieved as we work together around our shared values and look forward to growing and strengthening our Parish.
This was shared with you all and followed up by an invitation to to express interest in helping to grow and strengthen our parish, by way of a Time, Treasure and Talent Survey. This has been left open for a while to allow parishioners time to consider and respond. A big thank you to those who so generously responded. For those of you still giving some thought as to how you can best support our parish, the opportunity to contribute in some way remains open.
We are now at the point of starting to bring those who responded together to formulate some key priorities and possible actions.
We will start with Values 4 – Building Community and 5 – Responding to Catholic Social Teachings. If your response corresponded to these values you can expect to be contacted in the next few weeks to set a time to come together to consider some priorities and possible first steps.
We are excited by what can be achieved as we work together around our shared values and look forward to growing and strengthening our Parish.
Parish website survey - We are very keen to hear any ideas you may have to help us to provide up-to-date parish information and also to provide a service to our community in other ways, examples of which might be the provision of a confidential means for Parishioners and other members of the wider community register for support from the Parish office and/or local SVDP group.
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St PATRICK'S
3 Childers Tce, Kilbirnie
MASS TIMES Sunday Sunday 8.30am and 10.30am Weekdays Tuesday: 9.30am Reconciliation - 1st Saturday of the month 9.30am – 10am Parish Councillors: Ray Wheelan, Anna Marie Vissers School Principal: Tony Kelly-Smith 04 387 3370 www.spps.school.nz Secondary Schools: www.stcatherinescollege.school.nz www.stpats.school.nz Hall: Parish Office 388 6953 [email protected] | |||
HOLY CROSS90 Miramar Ave, Miramar
MASS TIMES Sunday Weekdays Friday: 9.30am (Parish Centre at the back of the hall) Parish Councillors: Pat Dunn, Cath Nota, Bruce Fitu School Principal: Tala Moemai 04 388 7189 www.hcm.school.nz |
St ANTHONY'S66 Falkirk Ave, Seatoun
MASS TIMES St Anthony's Saturday night Vigil 5.30pm third Sunday of every second month Misisà Samoa Weekdays Wednesday: 9.30am Parish Councillors: Va'a Lotovale School Principal: Denise Johnson 04 380 6971 www.stants.school.nz |
PRIESTFr Bill Warwick (Parish Priest)
90 Miramar Ave, Miramar Phone 04 388 6953 [email protected] Parish Office: 04 388 6953 |
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