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Sunday Gospel Reflection

4th Sunday in Lent

Fr Paddy Cahill 14 March 2010

Life is so much like the weather. We have days when the sun shines and days with cloud and rain. The sunny days for me this week began with a group of children singing a Morning Offering hymn that was simple in its words but so full of meaning that I will print it at the end of my thought. You may want to pray it yourselves. more»

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Diocesan News

Requeim Mass celebrated for Father Seamus Clenaghan RIP

29 January 2010

The Memorial Requeim Mass celebrated for Father Seamus Clenaghan RIP was held in the Cathedral on Wednesday 27 January in the Cathedral. Mass was celebrated by Father Rick Loughan (Vicar General) and the homily given by Bishop Basil Meeking. more»

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Catholics Returning Home

Monday 1 March 2010 to Sunday 28 March 2010 @ Various Venues

Catholics Returning Home, a four week programme for non-practising Catholics interested in renewing their life in the Church starts soon. more»

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NZ Catholic Bishops Produces Second Leaflet on Prayer

As part of encouraging people to integrate prayer into their lives, New Zealand's Catholic Bishops have distributed leaflets around the country with prayers for different times of the day.
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