Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jul 16, 2024 4:37:13 GMT 12
TREATY PRINCIPLES MAPPED TO CATHOLIC SOCIAL AIMS
Two Catholic organisations, the Christian Life Community and the Bicultural Committee of the Archdiocesan Commission for Ecology, Justice, and Peace, have held a two-day hui in Wellington to help Catholics to develop an understanding and appreciation of Te Tiriti and related issues .
One of the speakers, Mathieson Ammunson of Wairarapa Moana, says as an agreement between two peoples the treaty takes on a spiritual dimension, so it’s often referred to a a kawenata tapu or sacred covenant,
Matt Ammundsen says there are parishes which conduct the Mass in te reo Maori....
waateanews.com/2024/07/15/treaty-principles-mapped-to-catholic-social-aims/
RANGATAHI MURAL PROJECT MAKING WAVES ON WILLIS STREET
Xoë’s design portrays the building as a kaitiaki of all those within, adorned with Atua and guardians to protect the rangatahi who use Te Tai Ohinga and the residents of the apartments above as part of Wellington City Council’s Te Kāinga complex.
“I enjoy painting murals that give te Ao Māori a public platform to reclaim space and tell our stories to the new generation,” Xoë explains.....
wellington.govt.nz/news-and-events/news-and-information/our-wellington/2024/07/te-tai-ohinga-mural
Two Catholic organisations, the Christian Life Community and the Bicultural Committee of the Archdiocesan Commission for Ecology, Justice, and Peace, have held a two-day hui in Wellington to help Catholics to develop an understanding and appreciation of Te Tiriti and related issues .
One of the speakers, Mathieson Ammunson of Wairarapa Moana, says as an agreement between two peoples the treaty takes on a spiritual dimension, so it’s often referred to a a kawenata tapu or sacred covenant,
Matt Ammundsen says there are parishes which conduct the Mass in te reo Maori....
waateanews.com/2024/07/15/treaty-principles-mapped-to-catholic-social-aims/
RANGATAHI MURAL PROJECT MAKING WAVES ON WILLIS STREET
Xoë’s design portrays the building as a kaitiaki of all those within, adorned with Atua and guardians to protect the rangatahi who use Te Tai Ohinga and the residents of the apartments above as part of Wellington City Council’s Te Kāinga complex.
“I enjoy painting murals that give te Ao Māori a public platform to reclaim space and tell our stories to the new generation,” Xoë explains.....
wellington.govt.nz/news-and-events/news-and-information/our-wellington/2024/07/te-tai-ohinga-mural