Missionary Discipleship
An opportunity for those working in parishes to implement Alpha to gather for prayer, reflection and support. For further details contact the faith formation team
Dr Sarah Hart Theologian and lecturer at Te Kupenga Catholic Theological College will explore the biblical perspective underpinning John Paul II’s encyclical Ut Unum Sint – On Commitment to Ecumenism. This event will also be live streamed through the diocesan YouTube channel . Please register at [email protected]
Once a month on the Second Sunday, there is a deaf-friendly Mass held at the Pompallier Diocesan Centre, 30 New Street, St Mary’s Bay, Ponsonby. Mass begins at 12pm and is followed by a shared lunch. All are welcome.
Join with members of faith communities across the diocese to pray for unity.
Once a month on the Second Sunday, there is a deaf-friendly Mass held at the Pompallier Diocesan Centre, 30 New Street, St Mary’s Bay, Ponsonby. Mass begins at 12pm and is followed by a shared lunch. All are welcome.
Once a month on the Second Sunday, there is a deaf-friendly Mass held at the Pompallier Diocesan Centre, 30 New Street, St Mary’s Bay, Ponsonby. Mass begins at 12pm and is followed by a shared lunch. All are welcome.
Once a month on the Second Sunday, there is a deaf-friendly Mass held at the Pompallier Diocesan Centre, 30 New Street, St Mary’s Bay, Ponsonby. Mass begins at 12pm and is followed by a shared lunch. All are welcome.
The RCIA is grounded in the biblical mandate of the Great Commission. The pastoral practices if RCIA in parishes is an organic, complex process because every parish will need to take into account the age and background of those seeking Christ and full initiation. Holding a copy of the RCIA is daunting – people can easily be overwhelmed by so many pages, so many words, so many things to do and remember. This workshop is open to RCIA team members and seeks to look through the text, commentary and experience of those present at questions concerning RCIA. RSVP [email protected],nz