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The Good Shepherd – a poem by Angela Coleman

The Good Shepherd – a poem by Angela Coleman

We give thanks for this poem that Angela Coleman has shared with us.  As always please feel free to use this poem in any way ~ please acknowledge Angela Coleman as poet.     Angela Coleman 17 April 2016
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Should we be afraid of co-governance?

Should we be afraid of co-governance?

In this article Susan Healy discusses the significance of co-governance for the future of Aotearoa. ...

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Who is Catherine?

Who is Catherine?

Today, 29 April we celebrate St Catherine of Siena in Aotearoa New Zealand. We thought it would be g...

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Why we should embrace Māori renaming

Why we should embrace Māori renaming

We thought you might like to read this article from Robin Kearns, who is connected to the Dominican...

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Sisters resting in peace

Sisters resting in peace

Our dearly loved Sister Elizabeth Mackie OP died last night on Saturday 18 February 2023. She ís now...

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Parihaka Day 5 November

Parihaka Day 5 November

In the unsettled political situation of the 1860s, thousands of Māori from throughout the country so...

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St Martin de Porres – a reflection

St Martin de Porres – a reflection

Reflection Question: What inspiration does St. Martin’s life of prayer and service offer to us after...

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