Another partnership was celebrated last month with the signing of the largest treaty settlement in New Zealand’s history, worth some $400 million including 176,000 hectares in crown forests and about $223 million in rentals that have accumulated on the land since 1989 and an annual income stream of $13 million.
The Monsignor Moore Education Trust has updated its trust deed for Charities Commission registration and changed it to incorporate the other two Wairarapa parishes besides St Patrick’s, Masterton, where it is based.
They will be the first point-of-contact for all pastoral concerns from parish priests, lay pastoral leaders, parish pastoral councils, pastoral area councils, and pastoral area teams.
The Nathaniel Centre has expressed concern that pre-birth testing could further marginalise the most vulnerable in our society’the unborn and the disabled.
What if the place you lived in was a place where you could find and build on your strengths, where you were supported to reach for your highest dream and where you learned from every conversation?
‘When the workshop started talking about social issues and resolving social issues by going and talking to the people involved, I know that works because I’ve been doing it since 1992.’
People living in a squatter settlement in Fiji were empowered to repair their homes themselves after cyclone damage using the techniques of social analysis they’d studied over about seven years.
Brian McKee and Pat Hoult both died on May 24 2008. History will remember them as among those who saved New Zealand Catholic education and made it what it is today.
Among the more than 450 free concerts, art exhibitions, and forums on offer at World Youth Day the Columban youth Theatre of the Oppressed depicts real life situations of struggle.
In appreciation of tangible and significant assistance given for the furtherance of better understanding and friendly relations among peoples of the world.