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Meeting Pope Francis described as a 'surreal experience' - Vimarsana News

Meeting Pope Francis described as a 'surreal experience'

Pope Francis has expressed interest in the katekita (Maori catechists), as well as in how the ministry to Maori is being undertaken in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Reclaiming the early Church's identity in synodality - NZ Catholic Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Reclaiming the early Church's identity in synodality - NZ Catholic Newspaper

The recently concluded first phase of the Synod on Synodality brought to the fore the wide diversity within the Church unified by faith, as well as the need to reclaim the early Church’s identity through synodality.

Lay Synod member hopes for "space" for everyone's views - NZ Catholic Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Lay Synod member hopes for "space" for everyone's views - NZ Catholic Newspaper

Auckland diocese vicar for Maori Manuel Beazley has expressed hope that the Synod on Synodality will “create a space” where everyone’s opinions can be heard and respected, particularly in the current climate of dissension in the Church.

Bishop wants more to follow example of Knights - NZ Catholic Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Bishop wants more to follow example of Knights - NZ Catholic Newspaper

The Knights of the Southern Cross New Zealand can trace their origins a century ago to a time characterised by anti-Catholic prejudice in some quarters of society – and there are similarities in today’s society.

Update on precinct plan for Hato Petera College site - NZ Catholic Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Update on precinct plan for Hato Petera College site - NZ Catholic Newspaper

The Hato Petera College site on Auckland’s North shore is being repurposed to fully utilise the site, and provide services that align with the “historical purpose of education”.