Sunday, July 22, 2012

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NZ CATHOLIC BISHOPS' CONFERENCE


Caring a Special Focus for Catholics Next Weekend (20 Jul 2012)
Catholics around the country next weekend will be focusing on the 'caring' ministries within the Church which care for people in a wide variety of ways. The reason to celebrate Caring Sunday is threefold – acknowledging these caring ministries, showing support through special donations and in prayer...

A double celebration for Catholic bishop of Hamilton (17 Jul 2012)
Catholic Bishop of Hamilton Diocese Bishop Denis Browne celebrated his double jubilee of his Priestly and Episcopal ordinations surrounded by family, friends and brother Priests and Bishops at the Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

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'NZ CATHOLIC' - No.395 July 15 - 28 2012


(FT = full text on the Website, under 'Latest News and Events')

MP Maggie Barry fears euthanasia vote close ... 'Oldest PP dies with his boots on ... 380 years of priestly service ... Akld Catholic schools top of pops again ... Euthanasia 'safeguards' seen as unsafe ... International court looks at NZ antenatal screening complaint ... photo feature: 210 people hear about leadership ... A pilgrimage to Trier and the robe that radiates God's love ... Sex education 'a social movement' in NZ ... New Monsignor Appointed in Dunedin (FT) ... Pre-Marriage Programme, Commit, Comes To Christchurch (FT) ... Priest followed up war tragedy ... Advertising feature: "We Care"

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FROM THE SECULAR PRESS

Dedicated to church and his parishioners (photo)
The Press
Six decades a priest, and Monsignor Thomas Power never regretted one of them. The 92 year-old remained active almost until his death last month. He was thought to be New Zealand's oldest Catholic parish priest. But his ministry in the Diocese of Christchurch was notable for more than longevity.

Redwood's Catholic connection (photo)
When one hears of a street in southern Tawa called Redwood Ave, it is easy to conclude that it is named after one of the largest and tallest trees in the world. However, that is not the case ... the land was sold to the Tawa Development Corporation on the condition that the subdivision was named "Redwood" after the long-serving Archbishop of Wellington, Francis William Redwood.

No quick fix for growing problem (photo)
St Joseph's Catholic Church in Temuka and St Mary's Catholic Church in Pleasant Point have been closed after structural engineers deemed them to be "earthquake-prone".

$50m foundation philanthropist's legacy (photo)
The Southland Times
The Hugh Green Group founder's wide-ranging business interests saw him climb the NBR Rich List with a personal fortune of $350 million. But son John Green said his father never lost touch with his roots. "He used to give money quietly away ... If you were a Catholic organisation, you were in with a good chance, and if you were a Catholic Irish organisation you were in, full stop!"

Ngati Tuwharetoa mourn chief's brother (photo)
Timoti te Heuheu was farewelled on Monday at Waihi Marae on the shores of Lake Taupo. He was the husband of former National Cabinet minister Georgina te Heuheu. The Catholic Bishop of Hamilton, Denis Browne, officiated at the 90-minute funeral ceremony.

Pine trees get the heave-ho
One year after council staff warned chainsaw happy people to heed council procedure, the line of pine trees at the cemetery is being removed, but this time it is official, says Mayor Winston Gray. The Catholic Church has burial sites closest to the work and the church gave the OK before the felling commenced.

'Life was quite hard for Sofia' (photos)
Sofia Athanassiou was a beautiful baby, but her childhood and later life was plagued with ''tragedy, sadness and suffering'', mourners at her funeral have heard. About 120 filled St Anthony's Catholic Church in Seatoun for her funeral this morning.

Group visiting Samoa may have dengue fever
A number of young people from an Auckland youth group visiting Samoa are believed to have come down with dengue fever.

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News of the Schools
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Metro magazine school rankings 'crude'
Auckland's Catholic schools ruled in Metro magazine's annual school league tables, but an education expert has warned parents the rankings are too "crude" to take seriously.

St James', Palmerston North: Te Radar delivers 'Dog' tale (photo) Manawatu Standard http://tinyurl.com/clyd639

St Mary's, Carterton: Global search to cure Grace (photo) http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/health/7282824/Global-search-to-cure-Grace

St Mary's, Mosgiel: Why St Mary's School will cross the road (photo) http://www.odt.co.nz/news/dunedin/217871/why-st-marys-school-will-cross-road

St Patrick's College, Silverstream: Basalaj skips school and heads off to Olympics (photo) http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/sport/7312778/Basalaj-skips-school-and-heads-off-to-Olympics

St Patrick's College, Silverstream: Emotional win for St Pat's Silverstream (photo) http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/sport/college-sport/7297581/Emotional-win-for-St-Pats-Silverstream

St Patrick's College, Silverstream: Talented teen farewelled by family (photo) http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/news/7282493/Talented-teen-farewelled-by-family

St Patrick's College, Silverstream / St Patrick's College, Wellington: St Pat's schools clash live on Sky http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/sport/college-sport/7297581/Emotional-build-up-to-traditional-game

St Patrick's College, Wellington: Schools join forces (photo) The Hutt News http://tinyurl.com/74bx2ho

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INSPIRATIONAL TV


Plenty
Mark 6:30-34 : Feed my people, a reading and discussion with Rev. Canon Jenny Wilkens and Very Rev. Frank Nelson at St Paul's Cathedral, Wellington.

Also: Focus: Faith in Action, with Sr Mary Scanlon

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NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC PODCASTS

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LIGHT OF THE WORLD - Otago Catholic Access Radio
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[Choose the "Click to download" link. The sound quality of the other one is terrible - ml]

July 15 – Fr Peter Stravinskas outlines what Mary means to Christians.

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'BEING FRANK' - New Zealand Catholic blogs


** Are we trying to be too fashionable?? ("The Church always seems to be behind the times, when it is really beyond the times" -GK Chesterton)

** Hands up! (Should we put our hands out/up for the Our Father?)

** Legion Lurching (the Legion of Christ needs to rethink its identity)

** Catholic schools top Metro rankings

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NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC PERIODICALS & NEWSLETTERS

Catholic Diocese of Christchurch. 'Inform' http://www.chch.catholic.org.nz/?sid=25

Catholic Diocese of Dunedin. 'The Tablet' http://www.cdd.org.nz/the-tablet

The Nathaniel Centre. The New Zealand Catholic Bioethics Centre. 'The Nathaniel Report' http://www.nathaniel.org.nz/?sid=5


NZ Catholic Education Office. 'Good News and the News' http://www.nzceo.catholic.org.nz/pages/resources/resources_good_news.html

Society of Mary. 'Marist Messenger' http://www.maristmessenger.co.nz

St Columban's Mission Society. 'The Far East' http://www.columban.org.au/?MID=200510192652

'Tui Motu Interislands'. An independent Catholic magazine. http://www.tuimotu.org/articles

'Wel-com'. Newspaper of the Wellington and Palmerston North dioceses http://www.welcom.org.nz

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ALL THINGS CATHOLIC, by John L. Allen Jr


A Vatican watershed on transparency, and a new tool for reformers

On June 22, previewing an evaluation of the Vatican's financial transparency by Moneyval, the Council of Europe's anti-money laundering body, I wrote: "The report is probably destined to trigger confusing and conflicting headlines about how well the Vatican did."

On cue, these headlines ran shortly after the report's release on Wednesday, July 18:
Associated Press: "Vatican passes key financial transparency test"
AGI: "Moneyval flunks the Vatican"
L'Espresso: "Moneyval passes the Vatican"
RTE: "Serious failings identified in Vatican Bank" ...

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NEW ZEALAND COMMENTARIES ON THE SUNDAY READINGS

Living the Word - Fr Frank Bird sm http://livingtheword.org.nz

Reflect - Veronica Lawson rsm http://www.welcom.org.nz/?sid=394

Daily Reflections (right-hand column) http://www.maristmessenger.co.nz

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FACEBOOK

Pompallier's People: The Catholic Church in Aotearoa New Zealand

Bishop Patrick Dunn

Catholic Discipleship College

SMNZ Marists - the Society of Mary in New Zealand

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NEWS OF THE CHURCH IN NZ AND THE WORLD






http://www.youtube.com/vatican (video news of Pope Benedict)

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EVENTS

New Zealand Catholic Education Convention 2012
8-10 August 2012, Wellington Convention Centre

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EMPLOYMENT

[Teaching vacancies in New Zealand Catholic schools are advertised on the Website of the Education Gazette: http://www.edgazette.govt.nz ]

[Catholic overseas volunteer vacancies are listed on the Vacancies page of http://www.mahitahi.org ]

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Sunday, July 15, 2012

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FROM THE SECULAR MEDIA

Radio NZ. Nine to Noon. Sister Sue Cosgrove
Sister Sue Cosgrove is one of the Sisters of Compassion, formerly of the Jerusalem convent founded by Suzanne Aubert on the Whanganui River, and now of the Home of Compassion at Island Bay. A documentary at the New Zealand Film Festival covers the work of the Sisters alongside the local community at Jerusalem.

Philanthropist Hugh Green dies
Auckland philanthropist Hugh Green has died at the age of 80. The Irish-born farmer, building contractor and investor was named New Zealand's 23rd richest person in last year's National Business Review Rich List with a fortune of some $350 million.

Also: Donegal philanthropist dies in New Zealand


Mama Mia inspires Tongan youth (photo)
Veronica Motuliki has a wish list. It is not for herself but for the young people who have sought her help at Glendowie community centre. She runs Sangato Mikaele Lataki, or the St Michael Youth Eastern Zone group. It's a Tongan Catholic youth group where everyone calls her "Mama Mia".

Priest celebrates 100th birthday (photo)
A special mass was held to celebrate the 100th birthday of Silverstream Home of Compassion resident Father George Duggan last Tuesday.

Cardinal here again
Not every small parish is lucky enough to have a cardinal as parish priest, but Cardinal Tom Williams is more than happy to come out of retirement to serve the Kaikoura community while Father Eric Urlich is on leave.

Blessing of the Nelson Fishing Fleet Sat July 21 (photo)
The twelfth Blessing of Nelson's Fishing Fleet is scheduled for Saturday July 21, paying its annual tribute to those who have lost their lives at sea, along with the blessing of boats prior to the hoki season.

100th birthday celebrated (photo)
A major milestone was marked in Waimate, when great-grandmother Eileen Cooney turned 100 on Saturday. A birthday celebration was held at Lister Home where she is a resident.

Emotion at family reunion (photo)
Phyllis Timms' mother, Katie, died in Sydney in 1968 and had lived her life thinking she was an only child. On Friday, Mrs Timms made her first visit to Wanganui to see where her grandmother, Katie's mother Hannah Quillinan, who was 29 at the time of her death, rests with Katie's brothers John and Thomas and sister Hannah, in the Heads Rd Cemetery.

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News of the Schools
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John Paul College, Rotorua: Sinclair tries out for U21 worlds (photo) http://www.rotoruadailypost.co.nz/news/sinclair-tries-out-for-u21-worlds/1445313/

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Epsom: Pyjama project gets boost (photo) http://tinyurl.com/8839dyn

St Anne's, Manurewa: Child golfer not so green (photo) http://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/local-news/7269174/Child-golfer-not-so-green


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INSPIRATIONAL TV


Peace
Mark 6:7-13 : Living minimally, a reading and discussion with Rev. Canon Jenny Wilkens and Very Rev. Frank Nelson at St Paul's Cathedral, Wellington.

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NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC PODCASTS

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LIGHT OF THE WORLD - Otago Catholic Access Radio
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[Choose the "Click to download" link. The sound quality of the other one is terrible - ml]

July 8 – Elizabeth Lev describes the beauty and the challenges of living with her son Joshua, who has Down Syndrome; and Fr Denis Brown omv talks about his conversion from 60s hippie to his work now leading Ignatian retreats..

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STATION XV
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Station XV: Episode 58 — Repeal, repeal, repeal
In Sesame Street style, this month's episode of The 15th Station is brought to you by the word "repeal", as we discuss the near repeal of President Obama's health care legislation, the attempted repeal of the affiliation of a university pro-life club and the possible future repeal of refugees' rights in New Zealand. Rest assured, though, there have been no attempts to repeal the 15th Station — enjoy the show.


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SOUNDS CATHOLIC - Christchurch Catholic Radio
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July 15 2012 - This week we visit Antioch, a camp for teens run by our Youth Team, to hear powerful testimonies from two young participants about how the camp has helped their faith. We talk to two young adult camp leaders about their passion for supporting these teens and we hear music from the Emannuel Worship band who led them in praise and worship.

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'BEING FRANK' - New Zealand Catholic blogs


** Pray for the Church in China

** My first Latin Mass

** Liturgy, Restored (the 5th anniversary of Summorum Pontificum, on the Extraordinary expression of the Roman Rite)

** More ways for Anglicans to become Catholic (the Ordinariate of Our Lady of the Southern Cross)

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NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC PERIODICALS & NEWSLETTERS

Catholic Diocese of Christchurch. 'Inform' http://www.chch.catholic.org.nz/?sid=25

Catholic Diocese of Dunedin. 'The Tablet' http://www.cdd.org.nz/the-tablet

The Nathaniel Centre. The New Zealand Catholic Bioethics Centre. 'The Nathaniel Report' http://www.nathaniel.org.nz/?sid=5


NZ Catholic Education Office. 'Good News and the News' http://www.nzceo.catholic.org.nz/pages/resources/resources_good_news.html

Society of Mary. 'Marist Messenger' http://www.maristmessenger.co.nz

St Columban's Mission Society. 'The Far East' http://www.columban.org.au/?MID=200510192652

'Tui Motu Interislands'. An independent Catholic magazine. http://www.tuimotu.org/articles

'Wel-com'. Newspaper of the Wellington and Palmerston North dioceses http://www.welcom.org.nz

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ALL THINGS CATHOLIC, by John L. Allen Jr


Real war on religion and a ticking Vatican PR bomb

America's annual celebration of Independence Day was accompanied this year by the U.S. bishops' Fortnight for Freedom, a round of prayer and advocacy dedicated to the preservation of religious liberty. The exercise renewed debate over whether there is or isn't a war on religion in America, fueled, of course, by the politics of the 2012 election. Too often lost in the shuffle is the fact that in a growing number of other places, there's a decidedly literal war on religion under way. Its victims don't just lose government contracts or debates over insurance mandates; they're threatened, beaten, imprisoned and even murdered...

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NEW ZEALAND COMMENTARIES ON THE SUNDAY READINGS

Living the Word - Fr Frank Bird sm http://livingtheword.org.nz

Reflect - Veronica Lawson rsm http://www.welcom.org.nz/?sid=394

Daily Reflections (right-hand column) http://www.maristmessenger.co.nz

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FACEBOOK

Pompallier's People: The Catholic Church in Aotearoa New Zealand

Bishop Patrick Dunn

Catholic Discipleship College

SMNZ Marists - the Society of Mary in New Zealand

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NEWS OF THE CHURCH IN NZ AND THE WORLD






http://www.youtube.com/vatican (video news of Pope Benedict)

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EVENTS

New Zealand Catholic Education Convention 2012
8-10 August 2012, Wellington Convention Centre

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EMPLOYMENT

[Teaching vacancies in New Zealand Catholic schools are advertised on the Website of the Education Gazette: http://www.edgazette.govt.nz ]

[Catholic overseas volunteer vacancies are listed on the Vacancies page of http://www.mahitahi.org ]

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Sunday, July 8, 2012

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'NZ CATHOLIC'


FTO = Full text on the website under Latest News and Events

In issue no. 394, July 1-14 2012: Hand of God seen in fire outcome ... Catholic layman heads Anglican same-sex enquiry ... New Filipino chaplain for Akld ... Speakers set for Scripture weekend ... Congress a springboard for Irish renewal ... Palmerston North celebrates cultural diversity (FTO) ... 2012 Voice for Life song contest to be held in Auckland (FTO) ... 18 European Union nations represented at Mass (FTO) ... Advertising feature: Diocesan Car Fund Trust

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FROM THE SECULAR PRESS

City churches facing 'double nightmare'
As various religious denominations make plans to have the structural strength of their historic Dunedin churches assessed, some are already preparing for the worst.

Glorious harmony at home (photos)
The Marlborough Express
Maike van der Heide meets a Renwick family living in a 110-year-old Catholic church music room which began life as part of St Mary's Catholic Church in Blenheim.

Catholic women meet
North Taranaki Midweek
More than 150 women, including four from Australia, have registered for the Catholic Women's League New Zealand conference in New Plymouth from July 11 to 14.

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News of the Schools
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Bridge to knowledge (photo captions)
South Taranaki Star
3D bridges took centre stage at Hawera's St Joseph's School last week. Room four students created the bridges at home with their families during ''learning in family time'' before showing them off to classmates in the last days of school. They created pamphlets with self-sourced information about their chosen bridge to go alongside and learned how to insert photographs.

Sacred Heart College, Auckland: Students' coffee the best (photo) East and Bays Courier http://tinyurl.com/85sk9m5

St Joseph's, Temuka: Students join forces in science study (photo) The Timaru Herald http://tinyurl.com/7r25t7h

St Mary's, Putaruru: Leader earns red socks (photo) South Waikato News http://tinyurl.com/84lrxw2

St Patrick's, Kaponga: Donation keeps students up to date (photo) South Taranaki Star http://tinyurl.com/6p2dhbk

St Patrick's, Paraparaumu: Firewood stolen Kapiti Observer http://tinyurl.com/79k4a39

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INSPIRATIONAL TV


Courage
Mark 6:1-6: To have faith - a reading and reflection with Sister Stephanie Kitching and Sister Marcellin Wilson

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NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC PODCASTS

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LIGHT OF THE WORLD - Otago Catholic Access Radio
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[Choose the "Click to download" link. The sound quality of the other one is terrible - ml]

July 1 – St Thomas More in his own words, as presented by Jill Bevilacqua and Sean Patrick Lovett; and Raymond Arroyo talks with Michael Coren, a Canadian columnist and broadcaster, about his book Heresy: Ten Lies They Spread About Christianity.

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'BEING FRANK' - New Zealand Catholic blogs


** What do Sr. Schneiders and Fr Garrigou-Lagrange have in common? (... in the writings of Fr George Duggan)

** More than just a building (an uplifting experience to start the week)

** Music and Why? (instruments suitable for Mass)

** "Catholic, gay and feeling fine" (a courageous post from a gay Catholic)

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NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC PERIODICALS & NEWSLETTERS

Catholic Diocese of Christchurch. 'Inform' http://www.chch.catholic.org.nz/?sid=25

Catholic Diocese of Dunedin. 'The Tablet' http://www.cdd.org.nz/the-tablet

The Nathaniel Centre. The New Zealand Catholic Bioethics Centre. 'The Nathaniel Report' http://www.nathaniel.org.nz/?sid=5


NZ Catholic Education Office. 'Good News and the News' http://www.nzceo.catholic.org.nz/pages/resources/resources_good_news.html

Society of Mary. 'Marist Messenger' http://www.maristmessenger.co.nz

St Columban's Mission Society. 'The Far East' http://www.columban.org.au/?MID=200510192652

'Tui Motu Interislands'. An independent Catholic magazine. http://www.tuimotu.org/articles

'Wel-com'. Newspaper of the Wellington and Palmerston North dioceses http://www.welcom.org.nz

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ALL THINGS CATHOLIC, by John L. Allen Jr


A red, white and blue roundup

In honor of the July Fourth holiday, this week's column presents a red, white and blue roundup of recent news, meaning current events somehow linked to, or suggested by, those patriotic colors...

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NEW ZEALAND COMMENTARIES ON THE SUNDAY READINGS

Living the Word - Fr Frank Bird sm http://livingtheword.org.nz

Reflect - Veronica Lawson rsm http://www.welcom.org.nz/?sid=394

Daily Reflections (right-hand column) http://www.maristmessenger.co.nz

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FACEBOOK

Pompallier's People: The Catholic Church in Aotearoa New Zealand

Bishop Patrick Dunn

Catholic Discipleship College

SMNZ Marists - the Society of Mary in New Zealand

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NEWS OF THE CHURCH IN NZ AND THE WORLD






http://www.youtube.com/vatican (video news of Pope Benedict)

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EVENTS

New Zealand Catholic Education Convention 2012
8-10 August 2012, Wellington Convention Centre

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EMPLOYMENT

[Teaching vacancies in New Zealand Catholic schools are advertised on the Website of the Education Gazette: http://www.edgazette.govt.nz ]

[Catholic overseas volunteer vacancies are listed on the Vacancies page of http://www.mahitahi.org ]

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Sunday, July 1, 2012

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FROM THE SECULAR PRESS

Counting blessings after big winds (photo)
Strong winds which buffeted the South downed trees, overturned a campervan and blew the steeple off a Dunedin church. No injuries were reported.

Fifty years in God's service (photo)
Father Fergus Reeves has just two words to sum up his 50 years in the priesthood. "Thank you," he told an audience of 300 or so gathered to celebrate his milestone at St Joseph's Church in New Plymouth yesterday.

New stoush brewing over Erskine College (photo)
Century-old pohutukawas spread splendidly above, but weeds smother the plantings, broken glass flecks the path. The path's destination is Island Bay's Erskine College - the imposing Gothic building that for 79 years housed several hundred schoolgirls, moulding some of New Zealand's top female minds.

'Cathedral' piano sale a mystery
An online auction has struck a sour note with the Catholic and Anglican dioceses. A baby grand piano advertised on Trade Me sold for $6000 this week. The seller listed it as "Grand Piano from Christchurch Cathedral".

Engaged again after 70 years (photo)
Rodney Times
After 70 years Richard Tracy from Dayton, Ohio, and Norma Milford of Snells Beach are once again engaged. The rekindling of a World War II romance in Warkworth comes just as New Zealand recognises the arrival of United States forces here 70 years ago.

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News of the Schools
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Kavanagh College / St Kevin's College: Rugby: Cumming fires up Kavanagh http://www.odt.co.nz/sport/rugby/214428/rugby-cumming-fires-kavanagh



St Patrick's College, Silverstream: School tree planting is first step to restore Mawaihakona Stream (photo) Upper Hutt Leader http://tinyurl.com/7v96duu

St Patrick's School, Taumarunui: Onboard interaction (photo caption) Ruapehu Press http://tinyurl.com/7ac6gml New technology at St Patrick's School, Taumarunui

St Patrick's, Inglewood: Double delight for Riley's family (photo) http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/health/7175448/Double-delight-for-Rileys-family

St Teresa's, Featherston: Popular principal says farewell (photo) http://www.times-age.co.nz/news/popular-principal-says-farewell/1437126/

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INSPIRATIONAL TV


Remembered - Mark 5:25-24 A woman remembered, a reading and reflection with Sister Stephanie Kitching and Sister Marcellin Wilson

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NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC PODCASTS

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The View from Down Here
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26 June - The View from Down Here returns with a full slate of stories that range from the downright scary to the ridiculous. In the former category is the controversial treatment of Attorney General Eric Holder regarding a policy that saw guns put in the hands of Mexican criminals — guns that were later used to kill an American man. Now, President Obama is using executive privilege to protect Holder. President Obama is also using his executive pen to allow young illegal immigrants to stay in the United States if they've been making a contribution to the country. Firmly in the ridiculous category is an Obama campaign suggestion that people use their wedding registry to help bankroll his re-election campaign. And there are plenty of stories between those extremes. Thanks for listening, and we'd love to get your feedback.

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'BEING FRANK' - New Zealand Catholic blogs


** My rant (what boys do; parishes and the pro-life cause)

** Triple tricky questions (the SSPX and communion with the See of Peter)

** Opus Dei? Tell me more…

** Liturgy, Interrupted (a Diocesan youth Mass at Auckland Cathedral)

** Can pregnancy be an accident? (ACC cover for pregnancy)

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NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC PERIODICALS & NEWSLETTERS

Catholic Diocese of Christchurch. 'Inform' http://www.chch.catholic.org.nz/?sid=25

Catholic Diocese of Dunedin. 'The Tablet' http://www.cdd.org.nz/the-tablet

The Nathaniel Centre. The New Zealand Catholic Bioethics Centre. 'The Nathaniel Report' http://www.nathaniel.org.nz/?sid=5


NZ Catholic Education Office. 'Good News and the News' http://www.nzceo.catholic.org.nz/pages/resources/resources_good_news.html

Society of Mary. 'Marist Messenger' http://www.maristmessenger.co.nz

St Columban's Mission Society. 'The Far East' http://www.columban.org.au/?MID=200510192652

'Tui Motu Interislands'. An independent Catholic magazine. http://www.tuimotu.org/articles

'Wel-com'. Newspaper of the Wellington and Palmerston North dioceses http://www.welcom.org.nz

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ALL THINGS CATHOLIC, by John L. Allen Jr


An American moment in the Vatican

For those who can only see the world in terms of left vs. right, recent personnel moves in the Vatican undoubtedly look like the same old stuff on a different day.
Yet if I may make the bold suggestion that we set aside ideology for a moment, there's another lens through which to view what's going on. In effect, we're witnessing the dawn of a new "American moment" in the Vatican...

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NEW ZEALAND COMMENTARIES ON THE SUNDAY READINGS

Living the Word - Fr Frank Bird sm http://livingtheword.org.nz

Reflect - Veronica Lawson rsm http://www.welcom.org.nz/?sid=394

Daily Reflections (right-hand column) http://www.maristmessenger.co.nz

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FACEBOOK

Pompallier's People: The Catholic Church in Aotearoa New Zealand

Bishop Patrick Dunn

Catholic Discipleship College

SMNZ Marists - the Society of Mary in New Zealand

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NEWS OF THE CHURCH IN NZ AND THE WORLD






http://www.youtube.com/vatican (video news of Pope Benedict)

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EVENTS

New Zealand Catholic Education Convention 2012
8-10 August 2012, Wellington Convention Centre

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EMPLOYMENT

[Teaching vacancies in New Zealand Catholic schools are advertised on the Website of the Education Gazette: http://www.edgazette.govt.nz ]

[Catholic overseas volunteer vacancies are listed on the Vacancies page of http://www.mahitahi.org ]

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Sunday, June 24, 2012

News & Notes - 24 June 2012

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'NZ CATHOLIC' - no.393, June 17-30 2012


(FT = full text on the NZC website, under 'Latest News and Events')

In the current issue: Pope slams anti-family economics ... Hamilton to launch Vatican II programme ... Engage with wider world, graduates told ... St Bede's College Christchurch celebrates a venerable 100 years ... Valuable networking at Lay Witness Congress ... A lifetime of achievement and love (Drs John and Evelyn Billings) ... Eastern-rite bishop visit to New Zealand a first (FT) ... Changes to Down syndrome screening welcomed by NZ advocacy group ... 130 marriage educators at biennial training weekend ... Leprosy shows academic the power of truth (FT)

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FROM THE SECULAR PRESS

Claimants have say if firm folds
Two former Ansvar policyholders managed to get changes made to the insurer's proposed payment scheme, which was approved by the High Court on Tuesday, giving the claimants a bit more say on how claims are paid if the company goes under.

Court accepts insurer's plan for insolvency
Woman 'insulted' by church role in annulment (photo)
Alice Bassett-Smith and her United States-born husband married in 2000, lived together in both New Zealand and the US, divorced in 2008 and have both moved on. So, she was stunned when telephoned "out of the blue" by a Catholic priest a month ago and told her former husband had applied to a church marriage tribunal in the US to have their marriage annulled.

Former PRO and councillor dies suddenly (photo)
Rotorua Review
Bob Low, who had a brief but high- profile flirt with public life, coupled with personal tragedy, died suddenly in Rotorua on Saturday. His funeral was held yesterday at St Michael's Church, Ohinemutu.

SkyCity worker can carry smaller bible
SkyCity says a worker who feared for her job over the Bible she carried at work will be allowed to keep a pocket version of the good book which does not clash with the company's uniform policy.

'Respond with compassion' to refugees: Australians ask Kiwi parliamentarians
Plans to lock-up refugees arriving in groups to New Zealand have drawn concern from across the Tasman. The Australian Catholic Migrant and Refugee Office (ACMRO) has opposed the mandatory detention provisions in the Immigration Amendment Bill, in a written submission on the Bill currently before Parliament.

Engineers to look at Hokitika's historic church (photo)
Engineers will start examining Hokitika's landmark St Mary's Catholic Church today for earthquake risks after last Friday's shock closure.


The intriguing case of our missing school choir mistress, by Stephen Oliver
A former pupil recalls Miss O'Shea, his music teacher, at Marist Brothers' School, Newtown, Wellington in the early 1950s.


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News of the Schools
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Hato Paora College, Feilding: College boys set for LA adventure (photo) http://www.stuff.co.nz/manawatu-standard/news/7136776/College-boys-set-for-LA-adventure/

Our Lady of the Snows, Methven; St Joseph's Ashburton: Mid Canterbury's two Catholic schools are not covered by insurance for earthquakes, along with Catholic churches in the district. http://www.ashburtonguardian.co.nz/news/todays-news/7839-churches-without-earthquake-insurance.html

Sacred Heart College, Lower Hutt: Heart beats 100 years (photo caption) The Hutt News http://tinyurl.com/7bbnr4r


St Peter's, Cambridge: Pupils keen to protect penguins (photo) Cambridge Edition http://tinyurl.com/884cqem

Villa Maria College, Christchurch: School leader passes the baton The Press http://tinyurl.com/85q6jp5 Villa Maria College principal Mary Lynch was the school's first lay principal and is leaving after 20 years in the job.

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INSPIRATIONAL TV


Freedom - Luke 1:57-66,80: The name frees, a reading and reflection with Sister Stephanie Kitching

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NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC PODCASTS

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LIGHT OF THE WORLD - Otago Catholic Access Radio
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June 17 – Beyond the Birds and the Bees: Gregory Popcak, a marriage and family counsellor, speaks about raising sexually whole and holy children. Sophie Hayes' book Trafficked highlights the most common form of modernday slavery.

[Choose the "Click to download" link. The sound quality of the other one is terrible - ml]

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'BEING FRANK' - New Zealand Catholic blogs


** Imagine… (... what can happen with a renewal of religious life)

** Catholic and ecological? (how should Catholicism and ecology go together?)

** My Mormon Friend (lessons from a Mormon's commitment to faith)

** Desperately Seeking Catholicity (a review of a disturbing book)

** We have a mustard seed. And we aren't afraid to use it! (Cardinal Ratzinger on the future of the Church)

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NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC PERIODICALS & NEWSLETTERS

Catholic Diocese of Christchurch. 'Inform' http://www.chch.catholic.org.nz/?sid=25

Catholic Diocese of Dunedin. 'The Tablet' http://www.cdd.org.nz/the-tablet

The Nathaniel Centre. The New Zealand Catholic Bioethics Centre. 'The Nathaniel Report' http://www.nathaniel.org.nz/?sid=5


NZ Catholic Education Office. 'Good News and the News' http://www.nzceo.catholic.org.nz/pages/resources/resources_good_news.html

Society of Mary. 'Marist Messenger' http://www.maristmessenger.co.nz

St Columban's Mission Society. 'The Far East' http://www.columban.org.au/?MID=200510192652

'Tui Motu Interislands'. An independent Catholic magazine. http://www.tuimotu.org/articles

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ALL THINGS CATHOLIC, by John L. Allen Jr


Understanding the Vatican's transparency test

Recently, two Italian newspapers reported that the Vatican will fail an upcoming transparency test by European anti-money-laundering experts while a third claimed the Vatican will pass. While such conflicting accounts are hardly new, the twist is that all three stories contained virtually identical information. The difference wasn't the data, but the spin...

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NEW ZEALAND COMMENTARIES ON THE SUNDAY READINGS

Living the Word - Fr Frank Bird sm http://livingtheword.org.nz

Reflect - Veronica Lawson rsm http://www.welcom.org.nz/?sid=394

Daily Reflections (right-hand column) http://www.maristmessenger.co.nz

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FACEBOOK

Pompallier's People: The Catholic Church in Aotearoa New Zealand

Bishop Patrick Dunn

Catholic Discipleship College

SMNZ Marists - the Society of Mary in New Zealand

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NEWS OF THE CHURCH IN NZ AND THE WORLD






http://www.youtube.com/vatican (video news of Pope Benedict)

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EVENTS

New Zealand Catholic Education Convention 2012
8-10 August 2012, Wellington Convention Centre

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EMPLOYMENT

[Teaching vacancies in New Zealand Catholic schools are advertised on the Website of the Education Gazette: http://www.edgazette.govt.nz ]

[Catholic overseas volunteer vacancies are listed on the Vacancies page of http://www.mahitahi.org ]

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Sunday, June 17, 2012

News and Notes - 17 June 2012

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FROM THE SECULAR PRESS

Brave nuns fight fire to save historic church (photo)
Seven nuns all avoided injury when the living quarters they were sleeping in caught fire shortly after midnight yesterday. The kauri church, thought to be more than 100 years old, escaped, but their quarters were badly hit. Mother Joanna Hope said they stood together terrified as flames leapt from the roof of their bedroom at Tyburn Monastery in Bombay, south of Auckland.

Churchgoers pray for return of stolen cross (photo)
South Waikato News
St Pius X Catholic Church members are praying for the return of their crucifix which was stolen last week.

Facing an uncertain future (photo)
The Nelson Mail
Sacred Heart church in Takaka has been declared unsafe to occupy and faces an uncertain future.

Time to end the hunger, says Caritas
More aid is needed to avert a famine in the Sahel region of West Africa, says Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand Director Julianne Hickey. Eighteen million people across almost a dozen countries face hunger and malnutrition.

Policyholders approve insolvency scheme
Ansvar policyholders have voted in favour of a contingency scheme put forward by the insurer for settling their claims if the company goes under. The company was a leading insurer of churches, heritage organisations, educational institutions, and charitable organisations, with about 2000 policies in Christchurch.

'Indelible mark' left (photo)
The Press
Mike Bowden has left a permanent impression on the Canterbury region. As an early chief executive of the Canterbury Regional Council, Bowden steered the then fledgling environmental organisation through the new era that had been ushered in by local government amalgamation and the Resource Management Act of 1991. But it will be for his contribution to Canterbury's water management that he will be largely remembered.

A banker backstage (photo)
As managing director and chief executive of TSB, Kevin Murphy is well known to thousands of people in the region. He's a nice bloke who runs one of the region's largest businesses and it just happens the bank is one we all feel a great deal of pride in. After all, it is ours.

Religious lessons divide parents
Hundreds of primary schools "close" during class time so religious teachers can come in and teach Bible-based values, and parents must opt out if they do not want their children to attend. But a group of rationalists has launched a campaign to keep religion out of schools, saying it should be taught only as part of social studies or extra-curricular activities, and that prayer and Bible studies should ultimately be banned entirely.

Celebration time for women's league (photo)
Sixty years of the Catholic Women's League in Heretaunga was celebrated last Wednesday.

Local Catholics celebrate Father's 40 years (photo)
Queenstown's Catholic priest, who tomorrow celebrates 40 years in the ministry, is being hailed for his understanding of people. Father Tony Harrison, 63, has been parish priest in Queenstown for three years after stints at Oamaru, Invercargill's St Mary's Basilica, Alexandra, Dun­edin's St Joseph's Cathedral, and Milton.

Clere left his mark on the city (photo)
Manawatu Standard
An extraordinary architect designed many of Palmerston North's most notable buildings. These – as well as houses, business premises, and other structures now demolished – were designed by a gifted man with an unusual name: Frederick de Jersey Clere.

BlogWatcher - New Missal causing clumsy consecrations
The awkward page turns in the New Zealand edition of the new missal have led to clumsy consecrations on the other side of the Tasman, reports liturgy.co.nz.

Hawke's Bays first 'district nurse' (photo)
If you lived in Hawke's Bay in the 1870s and were sick, poor or in desperate need, there was a good chance that you would have been visited by French nun, Suzanne Aubert. A talk by Jessie Munro, author of the award winning book The Story of Suzanne Aubert, will be held at the Hastings War Memorial Library on Saturday 7th July at 2.00pm. The talk will celebrate the life of this extraordinary woman and look at her part in our community's history.

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News of the Schools
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Francis Douglas Memorial College, New Plymouth: Goalkeepers the stars in hard-fought Challenge Cup (photo) http://www.stuff.co.nz/taranaki-daily-news/sport/7099235/Goalkeepers-the-stars-in-hard-fought-Challenge-Cup

Francis Douglas Memorial College, New Plymouth: PBHS win drab match with FDMC (text and video) http://www.stuff.co.nz/taranaki-daily-news/sport/7099363/NPBHS-win-drab-match-with-FDMC

John Paul College, Rotorua: Three awards for 'Much Ado About Nothing' (photo) http://www.rotoruadailypost.co.nz/news/three-awards-for-much-ado-about-nothing/1407167/

Reignier School, Taradale: Reignier talent on show (photo) The Napier Mail http://tinyurl.com/7bu8e9v

St Joseph's, Speargrass Flat: New school campus to proceed (photo) http://www.odt.co.nz/news/queenstown-lakes/212868/new-school-campus-proceed

St Joseph's, Temuka: Temuka man to lead study visit to Ireland http://www.stuff.co.nz/timaru-herald/news/7082386/Temuka-man-to-lead-study-visit-to-Ireland

St Patrick's college, Wellington: Confidence boost for St Pat's first XV (photo) http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/sport/college-sport/7093759/Confidence-boost-for-St-Pats-first-XV

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INSPIRATIONAL TV


Knowing: Mark 4:26-34 - 'Kingdom', a reading and reflection with Sister Stephanie Kitching

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NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC PODCASTS

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LIGHT OF THE WORLD - Otago Catholic Access Radio
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June 10 – Interviews with participants at the 7th World Assembly of Families in Milan; and on the Feast of the Body
and Blood of Christ, Fr Owen Gorman takes us to the "upper room"

[Choose the "Click to download" link. The sound quality of the other one is terrible - ml]

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Station XV
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Episode 57 — Of budgets and butlers
The big international stories of the month fell on either sides of Atlantic, with Catholic organisations in the US suing the Obama administration over aspects of its health care reforms while, across in Rome, the Vatican was dealing with a series of documents allegedly leaked by the papal butler. In the Antipodes, Budgets and the ongoing debate about same-sex marriage grabbed headlines. But fear not, we've also got our trademark light story for the month.

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'BEING FRANK' - New Zealand Catholic blogs


** We have a mustard seed. And we aren't afraid to use it! (the scandal of a small, weak church)

** Corpus Christi (reflections on being a Minister of the Eucharist)

** Jean Daniélou SJ (breaking the silence on one of the greatest theologians of the twentieth century)

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NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC PERIODICALS & NEWSLETTERS

Catholic Diocese of Christchurch. 'Inform' http://www.chch.catholic.org.nz/?sid=25

Catholic Diocese of Dunedin. 'The Tablet' http://www.cdd.org.nz/the-tablet

The Nathaniel Centre. The New Zealand Catholic Bioethics Centre. 'The Nathaniel Report' http://www.nathaniel.org.nz/?sid=5


NZ Catholic Education Office. 'Good News and the News' http://www.nzceo.catholic.org.nz/pages/resources/resources_good_news.html

Society of Mary. 'Marist Messenger' http://www.maristmessenger.co.nz

St Columban's Mission Society. 'The Far East' http://www.columban.org.au/?MID=200510192652

'Tui Motu Interislands'. An independent Catholic magazine. http://www.tuimotu.org/articles

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ALL THINGS CATHOLIC, by John L. Allen Jr


Exclusive interview: Levada talks LCWR, criticism in the States

Cardinal William Levada, prefect of the Vatican's ultra-powerful Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, rarely gives interviews, and when he does, it's because he has something to say, not because he simply enjoys the exercise. As a result, when Levada agreed to an exclusive one-on-one interview this week to discuss the Vatican's dust-up with the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, you can take it to the bank that it wasn't a casual choice. Instead, it amounted to acknowledgment that the LCWR dispute has stirred enormous discussion, much of it critical of the Vatican, and this was Levada's effort to respond...

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NEW ZEALAND COMMENTARIES ON THE SUNDAY READINGS

Living the Word - Fr Frank Bird sm http://livingtheword.org.nz

Reflect - Veronica Lawson rsm http://www.welcom.org.nz/?sid=394

Daily Reflections (right-hand column) http://www.maristmessenger.co.nz

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FACEBOOK

Pompallier's People: The Catholic Church in Aotearoa New Zealand

Bishop Patrick Dunn

Catholic Discipleship College

SMNZ Marists - the Society of Mary in New Zealand

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NEWS OF THE CHURCH IN NZ AND THE WORLD






http://www.youtube.com/vatican (video news of Pope Benedict)

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EVENTS

New Zealand Catholic Education Convention 2012
8-10 August 2012, Wellington Convention Centre

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EMPLOYMENT

[Teaching vacancies in New Zealand Catholic schools are advertised on the Website of the Education Gazette: http://www.edgazette.govt.nz ]

[Catholic overseas volunteer vacancies are listed on the Vacancies page of http://www.mahitahi.org ]

Database/Grants/Administration Coordinator, Catholic Caring Foundation, Catholic Diocese of Auckland
Details on the Foundation's Website and from Leanne Killgour, leannek@cda.org.nz, tel. 09 360 3009


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Sunday, June 10, 2012

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FROM THE SECULAR PRESS

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Queen's Birthday Honours
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Kathy Egan (Napier) : Kathy just happy to help people (photo)
The Napier Mail

Sr Marie Annie Fitzpatrick (Dunedin): Otago Queen's Birthday Honours

Yeverley McCarthy (Wanaka): Community-works-recognised

Mark von Dadelszen (Havelock North): Shaking up services brings honour (photo)
The Hastings Mail

Patrick Waite (Porirua-Tawa) : Chief ombudsman heads local Queens Birthday honours

Vera Whakaaronui Wilson (Ohakune): Guitar star for over 50 years

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From shearer to bishop, the good shepherd fills the gaps
The Southland Times
The launch of 'The Good Shepherd', Dunedin writer Claire Ramsay's take on the life of Southland-born Bishop Len Boyle, was the highlight of the John Boyle family 150-year reunion in Invercargill last month.

Sisters' act heart-warming fun
The Timaru Herald
Just as I was starting to wonder whether musical comedy Nunsense would really only appeal to Catholics, some kind of group epiphany occurred, and along with the rest of the audience, I felt comfortable laughing and enjoying nuns being irreverent.

Granddad knows his bits and bytes (photo)
The Horowhenua Mail
John Brown admits he used to have little idea about using computers, relying on help from his granddaughters when he needed to send or check his emails. He's still no information technology whizz, but computers and the Internet are no longer foreign to him after graduating from a Computers in Homes programme.

Lonely veteran to get a headstone (photo)
When war veteran "Frankie" Kearns died, he had no family to consider how he would be remembered at Kelvin Grove Cemetery. But someone remembered him, and Elizabeth Lawn, a carer at Mr Kearn's former rest home, made it a routine to stop by with flowers for his grave every Anzac Day.

Brianna sings out against bullying (photo, video)
A heartfelt appeal for kids to stand up against bullies has won a Wellington girl a national songwriting competition. Brianna Anglesey, 12, from Thorndon School entered the Caritas' Singout4Justice competition for the third time this year with her winning song It Happens All The Time.

Arrowtown cottage labour of love (photos)
Project people are the Jenkinses, but no project has been more satisfying for the couple than the restoration of their historic Arrowtown convent home.

Mobile phones, iPads, no match for Missal (photo)
He has been computer-literate since the mid-1980s, owns a cellphone, a personal computer, a laptop and an iPad. But St Joseph's Cathedral priest Monsignor Fr John Harrison in Dunedin says he has no problem with a ruling that Catholic priests should not use electronic devices when leading Mass.

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News of the Schools
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Sacred Heart College, Napier: Singers overflow opera house (photo caption) The Napier Mail http://tinyurl.com/6vzgsjo

Sacred Heart Girls' College, Hamilton: Sacred Heart qualifies http://www.stuff.co.nz/taranaki-daily-news/sport/7043084/Sacred-Heart-qualifies

Sacred Heart Girls' College, Hamilton: Waikato's rising star (photo caption) http://tinyurl.com/7aoj6ok

St Catherine's College, Wellington: Kozyniak recovers to winning form (photo) http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/sport/college-sport/7050228/Kozyniak-recovers-to-winning-form

St Joseph's, Pukekohe: Palace responds to Lucy's best wishes (photo) Franklin County News http://tinyurl.com/73bq73l

St Patrick's college, Silverstream: Ten-year project to restore stream (photo) Upper Hutt Leader http://tinyurl.com/6qlvxce

St Patrick's, Kaiapoi: Beanies for bairns (photo caption) Northern Outlook http://tinyurl.com/773mbj9

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INSPIRATIONAL TV


'Time to know': Mark 14:12-16,22-26 - Bread of life, a reading and reflection with Very Rev. Frank Nelson and Rev. Canon Jenny Wilkens at St Paul's Cathedral, Wellington.

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NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC PODCASTS

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Sounds Catholic - Christchurch Catholic Radio
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June 3 - Hear international Catholic communicator Fr Robert Barron offer some beautiful reflections on God, the Holy Trinity, plus prayer and music for the Solemnity of the Holy Trinity

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The View from Down Here
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June 6, 2012 - After a one-week hiatus, Brendan and Gavin catch up on some of the big stories in US politics, culture and religion. They include the changing face of the presidential election, as criticisms mount of President Barack Obama, even from "friendly" quarters, a marked shift in the proportion of pro-choice and pro-life Americans, and the law suit filed by 43 Catholic organisations, including the archdioceses of New York and Washington, DC. We'd love to hear from you, so please leave a comment.

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'BEING FRANK' - New Zealand Catholic blogs


** Less Jabbering, More Processions!! (public celebrations of Corpus Christi)

** Of Paperless (Divine) Offices and Missals… (Missal apps)

** The Non-Negotiables Part 2 (what are the non-negotiables for a Catholic school principal?)

** Obamarama – how do we feel now?

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NEW ZEALAND CATHOLIC PERIODICALS & NEWSLETTERS

Catholic Diocese of Christchurch. 'Inform' http://www.chch.catholic.org.nz/?sid=25

Catholic Diocese of Dunedin. 'The Tablet' http://www.cdd.org.nz/the-tablet

The Nathaniel Centre. The New Zealand Catholic Bioethics Centre. 'The Nathaniel Report' http://www.nathaniel.org.nz/?sid=5


NZ Catholic Education Office. 'Good News and the News' http://www.nzceo.catholic.org.nz/pages/resources/resources_good_news.html

Society of Mary. 'Marist Messenger' http://www.maristmessenger.co.nz

St Columban's Mission Society. 'The Far East' http://www.columban.org.au/?MID=200510192652

'Tui Motu Interislands'. An independent Catholic magazine. http://www.tuimotu.org/articles

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ALL THINGS CATHOLIC, by John L. Allen Jr


Pondering the 'what,' not the 'who,' of Vatileaks

While the arrest of the pope's butler has triggered feverish speculation about the "who" of the Vatican leaks scandal, there's been less attention so far to the "what" of the revelations contained in the sensational new book His Holiness: The Secret Papers of Benedict XVI, published by journalist Gianluigi Nuzzi. Yet the substance of the leaks obviously merits consideration, so below, I present a sampling of the highlights, including material likely to interest English-speaking readers...

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NEW ZEALAND COMMENTARIES ON THE SUNDAY READINGS

Living the Word - Fr Frank Bird sm http://livingtheword.org.nz

Reflect - Veronica Lawson rsm http://www.welcom.org.nz/?sid=394

Daily Reflections (right-hand column) http://www.maristmessenger.co.nz

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FACEBOOK

Pompallier's People: The Catholic Church in Aotearoa New Zealand

Bishop Patrick Dunn

Catholic Discipleship College

SMNZ Marists - the Society of Mary in New Zealand

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NEWS OF THE CHURCH IN NZ AND THE WORLD






http://www.youtube.com/vatican (video news of Pope Benedict)

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EVENTS

New Zealand Catholic Education Convention 2012
8-10 August 2012, Wellington Convention Centre

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EMPLOYMENT

[Teaching vacancies in New Zealand Catholic schools are advertised on the Website of the Education Gazette: http://www.edgazette.govt.nz ]

[Catholic overseas volunteer vacancies are listed on the Vacancies page of http://www.mahitahi.org ]

Database/Grants/Administration Coordinator, Catholic Caring Foundation, Catholic Diocese of Auckland
Details on the Foundation's Website and from Leanne Killgour, leannek@cda.org.nz, tel. 09 360 3009

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