Drawing on the see-judge-act process that has its roots with Cardinal Joseph Cardijn and the Young Catholic Worker movement, the day was divided into three key sections: What Scientists are Saying, Spirituality for Change and Future Strategies for Energy Use’”What can I do?
For many Catholic Māori the Hui Aranga each Easter continues to be a significant focal point. This goes back to the early days of the Marist Fathers’ mission among Catholic Māori people. A more recent development has been the quarterly gatherings of Waka Aroha.
St Peters College teacher, Ken Benn, has written a novel for teenagers. A university teacher and a number of teenagers give their opinion on his success.
Year 13 physical education students at St Peter’s College, Palmerston North, who have just completed a triathlon, reflect on the concept of hauora and spirituality. Here are some of their findings.
A common theme was one of gratitude and awareness of the process of this particular ministry which calls the team of prayer guides to help create ‘circles of grace’ wherever these retreats take place and in whatever context of the ordinary daily life of each participant.
The people were simple mountain farmers’, ‘salt of the earth’, ‘God’s aniwim. We worked among them as a pastoral team, supported by our Mercy congregations and donations from Canada, Spain, Germany and ANZ.
Bridget Scanlan of Sacred Heart Lower Hutt wins a national competition on race with a speech titled The Oneness of Humanity.
Michele Lafferty’s visit to St Francis Xavier School, Tawa, last month coincided with book character week.
School ball is hailed a ‘huge success’.
Gerard Burns
9 July 2007
Recent TV news has featured gun battles between Palestinians in the Gaza strip. This infighting is rooted in the establishment of Israel in 1948 and its 1967 war of expansion.