Marist Fathers New Zealand: Life and spirit
The people have spoken, and according Hawkes Bay diners, the place to eat either beef or lamb is Mission Estate restaurant.
“We’re rapt to get the news,” executive chef Daniel Lorch said.
“It is an award which is all about people focus and for us, it is excellent feedback.” [Read more…] about Mission restaurant “the people’s choice” for beef and lamb
Fr John Walls time as chaplain at Marist College, Atlanta is coming to an end, but not before the students ‘had their say’. [Read more…] about NZ flags fly in US to farewell popular Kiwi Marist
Marist seminarian Adrian O’Flynn, who is about to head to Rome to study theology, is CathNews NZ and Pacific subscriber 800.
“We are delighted with the response to CathNews,” Church Resources Ltd CEO Fr John Murphy said. [Read more…] about Marist seminarian is CathNews subscriber number 800
In the run up to electing a new provincial, the Superior General has given the nihil obstat to Tim Duckworth, Merv Duffy, David Kennerley, Paul Martin, Thige O’Leary.
The second stage of the election will begin on Monday.
At this point if a candidate gets a simple majority of those who voted he will be named the provincial-elect, otherwise voting will go to a third stage where members of the province will choose between the top two candidates from the second round of voting.
Marist legislation enacted at the 2009 General Chapter meat votes for the first round of voting were counted in Rome.
A Marist priest working in the Whaia Te Whaea ministry based in Te Puna, Fr David Gledhill, Thursday, paid tribute to former Minister of Māori Affairs and MP Parekura Horomia.
“Whether you were the Prime Minister, Tribal Chief or a local he was having a beer with, Mr Horomia treated everybody the same. [Read more…] about Marist pays tribute to Parekura Horomia
A wall painting of St Peter Chanel is not the only sign that Kiwis have been in Venezuela. [Read more…] about Marists end 46 year mission in Venezuela
