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Challenging start to 2024 for Te Pīhopatanga o Aotearoa

14 February 2024

It has been a difficult start to 2024 for Te Pīhopatanga o Aotearoa within weeks of the funeral of Bishop Richard Wallace retired Bishop Muru Walters (Te Aupouri, Te Rarawa)...

Rūnanga Whāiti begins with Wānanga on Te Tiriti

8 February 2024

Rūnanga Whāiti convened for the first time this year at St Lukes Church, Havelock North on 8 February 2024.  A wānanga on the proposed Treaty Principles Bill at Te Rūnanga...

Archbishop shares message of aroha at Kiingitanga hui

26 January 2024

“Tuhia ki te rangi, tuhia ki te whenua, tuhia ki runga i te ngākau o te tāngata, he aha te mea nui o tēnei ao, māku e kī atu, ko...

Archbishops share Christmas hope

22 December 2023

“Kia whai korōria te Atua i runga rawa, kia mau te rongo ki runga ki te whenua, me te whakaaro pai ki ngā tāngata.

Bardia to lead Pīhopatanga office

22 December 2023

Archdeacon Maui Tangohau is excited to announce the appointment of Bardia Matiu as the new General Manager of Operations for Te Pīhopatanga o Aotearoa.  He’ll move from Kaitaia to take...

Pihopatanga takes a serious look at leadership

22 December 2023

The Commission on Episcopal Leadership will meet for the first time in January so we had a chat with chair Professor Khylee Quince about what she is hoping the group...

Investing in a flourishing future

22 December 2023

An invitation to attend the Compass Rose AGM in London this year has strengthened Te Pīhopatanga o Aoteraroa’s flourishing relationship with its international counterparts, says Archbishop Don Tamihere.

Facing Pacific-wide climate issues together

7 December 2023

Vianney Douglas had her eyes opened to the real-time impacts of climate change on Pacific communities during a visit to New Caledonia, “it was so nerve-racking because I didn’t know...

No barriers between the church and its people

27 November 2023

Bishop Richard Wallace is laser focused on achieving a short list of goals that will help unite our Te Waipounamu churches with their communities.   “I’m going to pull down that...

Te Rūnanganui Closing Eucharist

18 October 2023

The sun was back out in Te Matau A Māui and shining through the colourful stained glass windows of the historic Waiapu Cathedral as Reverend Zhane Tahau Whelan invited everyone...

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