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FROM THE SECULAR PRESS
Controversial healer visits Auckland
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/category/story.cfm?c_id=301&objectid=10434302
Nobody can get the sick out of their wheelchairs quicker than Dr Benny Hinn.
So claims the controversial US-based televangelist, who is headed for New
Zealand armed with promises of instant cures for those suffering from Aids,
cancer and arthritis. Hinn will hold forth in Auckland for two days in
June...
Cardinal blames the 60s for Catholic Church abuse (photo)
http://www.nzherald.co.nz:80/category/story.cfm?c_id=301&objectid=10434224
One of the United States' most senior cardinals says the Catholic Church has
learned its lesson after paying out US$1.7 billion ($2.3 billion) in legal
costs and settlements for sexual abuse by priests and other church
officials. Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, who arrived in Auckland yesterday to
speak at a eucharistic convention this weekend, said the Church in the US
now had a policy of "zero tolerance" towards any priest found guilty of any
sexual offence against a child...
150 descendants attend reunion (copy)
http://www.stuff.co.nz/4020835a6571.html
The Spillane family reunion in Temuka during the weekend attracted over 150
descendants, but was tinged with sadness as they remembered those who were
not there...
West Coast calls retiring priest (photo)
http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/marlboroughexpress/4022687a6523.html
Gerry Dorgan's time in Kaikoura has come to an end and now he is looking
forward to retiring in a place he loves. The 71-year-old priest is moving
back to Westport and says the move will be like going home again...
Farewell to family man (photo)
http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominionpost/4021730a6479.html
A photo of husband and father Teangauki Kenimarawa Toma was clutched by
family members during an emotional farewell to him at Porirua's Holy Family
Church...
Easter Sunday celebrated at churches
http://nz.news.yahoo.com/070407/2/a4a.html
The true meaning of Easter is being celebrated by thousands of Christians
attending church services throughout the country today...
Drama underlines Easter meaning (photo)
http://www.stuff.co.nz/4020609a6510.html
A re-enactment of Christ's crucifixion drew crowds away from the shops and
on to Nelson's Trafalgar St on Saturday.
Hundreds attend services (no link)
The Dominion Post â€" News â€" 10 Apr 2007 â€" Page 2
[This article is not available on the newspaper's free Website]
Church leaders have likened bumper attendances at Easter services around the
region to the resurgence of interest in Anzac Day. There was a big turnout
at the Council of Wellington Churches' dawn ceremony on Mt Victoria on
Sunday, and the city's Catholic and Anglican cathedrals drew hundreds to
their Easter weekend services...
Warehouses flout law on Easter Sunday, again
Press Release: National Distribution Union 08-04 15:44-2007
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PO0704/S00115.htm
The National Distribution Union has joined forces with church groups such as
the Catholic Bishops Conference, The Social Justice Commission of the
Anglican Church, CARITAS, The Methodist, Presbyterian, Churches of Christ,
Quakers Churches' Agency on Social Issues (CASI) and well as other unions
under the Council of Trade Unions to oppose two bills aiming at liberalizing
Easter trading currently before parliament...
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INSPIRATIONAL TV
'Latest': Sister Mary's easter message
Sister Mary finds a small crucifix at the back of the Sisters of Compassion
house in Island Bay. How did it get there, and how does it tie in to Easter?
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Also ...
'What's New' on Inspirational TV with Sandon and Karlene.
'Newsflash': Gordon Copeland, United Future MP. Gordon invites Sean into
his office, to explain the personal reasons he has for opposing the
anti-smacking bill in the media and in parliament.
'Angel in the City': Thomas doubts about Jesus. Weekly reading and
discussion from the Angel in the City, Wellington's grand old Catholic
church.
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WORLD NEWS OF THE CHURCH (Regularly updated)
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ALL THINGS CATHOLIC
Analysis and commentary by John R. Allen
Weekly Analysis: Anniversary of a Catholic victory over a dictator
Perhaps the boldest Easter message in the world this year came from the
Catholic bishops of Zimbabwe, who unambiguously told their country's aging
dictator, Robert Mugabe, that he either has to go, or face "open revolt."
The warning came in a pastoral letter posted in Catholic churches across the
country, improbably transforming parish bulletin boards into popular
gathering places...
Also: Vatican nuncio to boycott Holocaust memorial in Israel ... Explaining
Benedict's focus on Africa
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[Teaching vacancies in New Zealand Catholic schools are advertised in the
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[Vacancies in Catholic Youth Ministry are advertised on the Job Bank page of
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