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- Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 11 May 2025
  - 8 May 2025
  - St John's in the City
  - Kia ora St John’s whānau, This weekend we meet together as usual on Sunday to worship at 10am.
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- Vicars Letter 8th May 2025
  - 7 May 2025
  - All Saints Hataitai
  - Rev Guy Benton Kia ora All SaintsEvery time I prepare for and preach the word of God to the parish, that and this shouldn't be a surprise to anyone, my heart is profoundly impacted and transformed.
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- David Krsticevic: A Pilgrim’s Rest 2025
  - 6 May 2025
  - Sisters of Compassion
  - The exhibition A Pilgrim’s Rest, 2025, a collection of crosses made by local artist David Krsticevic using materials such as driftwood, rusted metal and shells, is now on display at […] The post David Krsticevic: A Pilgrim’s Rest 2025 appeared first on compassion.org.nz.
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- Home of Compassion Chapel and Resting Place Listed as Historic Place
  - 6 May 2025
  - Sisters of Compassion
  - Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga has recognised The Chapel of Our Lady of Compassion and the Resting Place of Meri Hōhepa Suzanne Aubert as a Category 1 Historic Place. The […] The post Home of Compassion Chapel and Resting Place Listed as Historic Place appeared first on compassion.org.nz.
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- Prayers for Conclave 2025
  - 5 May 2025
  - Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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- “Come, have breakfast!” “Happy Birthday!”
  - 3 May 2025
  - Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
  - We are in the midst of the joys and sorrows of the human living. Indeed, with our perspective as disciples of Jesus we are gifted with a specific insight into […]
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- The Cathedral Connection 4 May 2025
  - 2 May 2025
  - Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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- Vicars Letter 2nd May 2025
  - 1 May 2025
  - All Saints Hataitai
  - Rev Guy Benton Kia ora All SaintsThis week, I was fortunate enough to have a Zoom lunch with a friend who lives in another town; we asked each other what was inspiring one another at the present moment.
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- Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 4 May 2025
  - 30 Apr 2025
  - St John's in the City
  - Kia ora St John’s whānau, This Sunday we worship the God who brings us Resurrection life, so we can live in freedom.
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- Christ is risen
  - 26 Apr 2025
  - Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
  - It seems appropriate to give the front page, this week, to our beloved Pope Francis. The following are extracts from his homily for Easter Sunday 2025, read for him by […]
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- Vicars Letter 25th April 2025
  - 24 Apr 2025
  - All Saints Hataitai
  - Rev Guy Benton Kia ora All SaintsI love Easter! I love that Easter isn't just one day but 50.
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- The Cathedral Connection 27 April 2025
  - 24 Apr 2025
  - Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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- Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 27 April 2025
  - 24 Apr 2025
  - St John's in the City
  - Kia ora St John’s whānau, This Sunday we not only hear the story of Resurrection, we find how we are included in this story of Resurrection.
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- Congregational Leader, Sister Margaret Anne Mills, reflects on the passing of Pope Francis
  - 22 Apr 2025
  - Sisters of Compassion
  - Today we mourn the passing of our Holy Father. Whilst our hearts are heavy, they are also full of gratitude for the life he lived and the love he showed […] The post Congregational Leader, Sister Margaret Anne Mills, reflects on the passing of Pope Francis appeared first on compassion.org.nz.
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- Ngā Kōrero – Latest Stories from DCM
  - 22 Apr 2025
  - Downtown Community Ministry
  - Ngā Kōrero – Latest Stories from DCM Ngā Kōrero – Latest Stories from DCM communities where whānau are housed, connected, valued and thriving About Us Contact A Message From Our Manahautū He Rā Ka Huri: Seasons Change, Our Purpose Remains Stephen Turnock, Manahautū (Director) at DCM Tēnā koutou katoa, As the seasons shift once again, I find myself reflecting on just how much change we’ve witnessed lately, not only in the weather, but across our communities, sector, and Aotearoa. Like the turn from summer to autumn, some changes are expected, while others arrive quickly, bringing with them a sense of uncertainty. This changing environment is being felt deeply across the community sector. Policy directions are shifting, funding decisions are pending. Many of us are operating in a space where the future feels less certain than before. At DCM, this has real impacts. The security of our contracts, the continuity of our mahi, and the wellbeing of our kaimahi (staff) are all front of mind. And it's not just our sector, every day we see how these pressures are being experienced by whānau across Te-Whanganui-a-Tara: the cost of living, the struggle to find and keep a safe place to live, and the weight of navigating systems that often don’t work for them. Change is constant, but for many, it doesn’t always feel like it’s moving in the right direction. In the face of this, we ground ourselves in what remains constant. Our commitment to whānau-led support, our belief in housing as a human right, and our dedication to walking alongside those doing it tough. No matter the season, our purpose stays the same. And we want you to know, we have a plan. Even in a time of shifting sands, we’re clear on our direction. We’re committed to building on what works, data-informed insights, whanau-centred practice and courageous leadership. And we know we can’t do this alone. It’s through community collaboration, with whānau, with partners, and with people like you, that real solutions are found and created. So as the leaves begin to fall and we prepare for the colder months ahead, we do so with determination, with hope, and with deep gratitude for your continued support. You are part of this journey, and together, we will keep working towards a city where everyone has a place to stand. Ngā manaakitanga, Stephen Turnock Finding An Oasis At DCM I was homeless and running around the country before I came to Wellington. I was drinking heavily. I was an alcoholic. My mental health issues hadn’t been diagnosed, so I was unmedicated and pretty messy. Before that I was in Christchurch. I got made redundant, and then I had nothing to do. I started drinking, getting into hard drugs, getting in trouble. I made a lot of people mad and I had to leave. I just wanted to hide somewhere and drink. That was my plan. It’s crazy I kept drinking even when I was that sick. I knew I was sick, but the need for alcohol was stronger than any concern I had for my own safety. I was housed out in the Hutt maybe six or seven years ago, not by DCM but someone else. They put me there to get me out of Wellington, away from the drinking. But I still drank sometimes. Then I got told my liver couldn’t take it anymore. They said it was no good. That changed everything. I had to stop drinking, and that changed my life completely. I couldn’t fill the voids with alcohol anymore. I had to deal with stuff. Face my demons. And it was too much, really. I ended up needing medication. There was nothing like DCM out in the Hutt then. I came back into town because there’s more here, and DCM is a hub that has everything I need. I’ve been coming here every day, every week, for as long as I’ve been back in Wellington. DCM has supported me in all sorts of ways. I come here for coffee, for health, for dental, and they make sure I get to my appointments. Te Aro Health and the nurse let me know if the doctors want to see me. It’s amazing that everything is just here. And yeah, I get food from DCM. It’s good to know it comes from people I know, not some stranger. It keeps it in the whānau, you know? I don’t eat much. Once a day is usually enough to keep me going. I used to be a good cook, but I’ve lost all interest in it. Cooking for one is boring. Food is just something I put in myself now. The DCM staff are even trying to get more fruits and vegetables into me. I’ll eat it if it’s put in front of me, but I won’t cook it. I’m eating like an old man now. DCM hasn’t given up on people, not like other places have. That’s what surprised me. DCM is an oasis and people rely on this place. If they weren’t here, there’d be nothing for us. We’d be eating out of rubbish bins. "DCM is absolutely brilliant because it’s saving people in Wellington. It’s keeping people alive. Without this service, people would be lost. They’d just be lost." These days, I guess, I’m mostly just working out what life looks like until I die. That’s what concerns me now. My health isn’t great. I don’t know how long I’ve got, but I’m trying to be all right until then. If you’re struggling, don’t stop yourself. Get to DCM. If they see the need, they’ll help. I fully recommend it to anyone in Wellington who needs support. Spotlight on Lynda: Fundraising For Hope Lynda McGregor, owner of Little Bread Loaf, wears many hats. She runs a small artisan bakery in Lower Hutt where everything is made from scratch, a busy café in Miramar, works in fresh produce markets, and does catering too. Yet despite her full plate (pun intended), Lynda makes time to support DCM. Her connection with DCM began when she saw one of our Instagram posts calling for donations. “It really moved me,” she says. “I just thought, we can all do something to help our community. It’s not about pity, it’s about showing up and helping.” Lynda shared the post, a conversation followed, then a tour, and she soon found herself organising her first foodbank collection for DCM at Little Bread Loaf where she and her community raised over 200 cans of food. “I’ve always known about DCM and the work you do. I know you don’t get as much funding as the bigger charities, and I felt I could add value here in a way that would make a real impact.” Supporting DCM wasn’t a random choice. It aligned with Lynda’s values. “My mum always tithed. She gave a portion of what she had or her time to help others. I’ve always tried to do that too. I’m not religious, but giving back is a part of who I am.” She’s also realistic. “In the charity sector, it’s often the causes that are more ‘attractive’ that get attention". But DCM, she says, offers something deeper. “I truly believe that nobody wakes up wanting to be on the street. DCM works with some of the most vulnerable people in Wellington and you stay constant, even when others would walk away. The whānau you support can keep coming back for coffee, a chat, or whatever they need and you are always there for them.” For Lynda, donating food is not about charity. It’s about manaakitanga. “If the food isn’t good enough for me to eat, I won’t bring it in. What I give has to be mana enhancing; for DCM, for me as the maker, and for anyone who receives it. I want people to feel dignity when they receive something from me.” She adds that contributing makes her feel good too. “It feeds my soul. I do this for selfish reasons because it makes me happy and brings me joy.” Lynda has seen the challenges facing our communities and the pressure DCM is under. “It makes me sad to see the foodbank shelves so bare. You’re doing incredible work, and so much of it comes from heart. You can tell that your team is here because they genuinely want to be of service.” She believes anyone can make a difference and her hope is that more people and businesses will step up.. “You don’t have to give a lot. A couple of cans, a few dollars, whatever you can manage. That small act might have a huge impact on someone’s day." She adds, "It’s not about changing someone’s whole life. It’s about easing their path just a little. It’s about giving someone a little hope.” We are so thankful to Lynda, and our other wonderful supporters, for standing with us. DCM is proud to work alongside people who care so deeply about making Wellington a city where everybody has a place. This year, we are running a Foodbank Appeal Week from 17 to 24 May, and we are inviting the community to help us to continue to provide essential food support to Wellington’s most marginalised residents. There are many ways you can get involved. You could host a food donation box at your workplace, school, or church, run a fundraiser for DCM, or, if you would like to support us financially, you can do so by clicking the button below. Support DCM Copyright © 2025 DCM. All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: DCM Wellington, 2 Lukes Lane, Te Aro, Wellington Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.
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- From Fr Patrick, as together we mourn the death of Pope Francis.
  - 21 Apr 2025
  - Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
  - Dear parishioners and all who may read this, We experience a mixture of emotions today. The sadness that comes with death, as we mourn our beloved Holy Father, Francis, Bishop […]
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- “The Light of Christ! Thanks be to God!”
  - 19 Apr 2025
  - Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
  - In the darkness of the night, a light will shine – Yes, the Light of Christ! We can hold this truth before us always. In the times in which the […]
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- The Cathedral Connection 20 April 2025
  - 17 Apr 2025
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- Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - Easter 2025
  - 17 Apr 2025
  - St John's in the City
  - Kia ora St John’s whānau, This weekend we find ourselves in the most special part of God’s story, as we again enter the experience of God’s love in Jesus Christ interrupting evil, hatred …and even death.
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- Vicars Letter 17th April 2025 - Easter
  - 16 Apr 2025
  - All Saints Hataitai
  - Rev Guy Benton Kia ora All SaintsHoly week is well and truly upon us as we arrive at Maundy Thursday (the day this letter is written).
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- People of Faith
  - 12 Apr 2025
  - Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
  - As we reach the sixth and final Sunday of Lent our own Lenten journey closely follows that of Jesus as he prepares us for the great liturgies of the Easter […]
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- The Cathedral Connection 13 April 2025
  - 11 Apr 2025
  - Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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- Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 13 April 2025
  - 10 Apr 2025
  - St John's in the City
  - Kia ora St John’s whānau, This Sunday is PALM SUNDAY, celebrating the triumphal entry of Jesus into the city.
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- Vicars Letter 11th April 2025
  - 10 Apr 2025
  - All Saints Hataitai
  - Rev Guy Benton Kia ora All SaintsRecently, the kids and I have been using Lectio for Families for our daily rhythm of prayer together, which has been fantastic.
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- Second Chances
  - 5 Apr 2025
  - Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
  - ‘Master, this woman was caught in the very act of committing adultery, and Moses has ordered us in the Law to condemn women like this to death by stoning. What […]
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- The Cathedral Connection 6 April 2025
  - 4 Apr 2025
  - Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
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- Weekly Bulletin: Staying connected as a church - 6 April 2025
  - 4 Apr 2025
  - St John's in the City
  - Kia ora St John’s whānau, This Sunday is an ALL AGE service, as we conclude our series on the faith practice PRAY.
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- Vicars Letter 4th April 2025
  - 3 Apr 2025
  - All Saints Hataitai
  - Rev Guy Benton Kia ora All SaintsPreperation, Proclamation, Prayer! Three things that I have been thinking about over the last few weeks.
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- It is hard
  - 29 Mar 2025
  - Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
  - The parable of the prodigal son has been especially relevant to our family in the last few weeks. With the pending and then eventual passing of my wife Sandra’s dad, […]
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- The Cathedral Connection 30 March 2025
  - 28 Mar 2025
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- St Oran's College
  - St Oran's College is an integrated college for girls from Year 7-13. Established in 1958 by the Wellington Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church of New Zealand, the College opened in 1959.
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  - hutt-valley
  - secondary
- St Patricks College, Silverstream
  - The College is an integrated Roman Catholic Secondary school for boys.
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  - catholic
  - secondary
  - hutt-valley
- St Peter's Anglican Church
  - We are an Anglican Church that has stood watch on Willis Street since 1848. We have helped the city grow up around us and we are committed to making this a very human part of Wellington in which to live and work.
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  - anglican
- St Peters on Willis
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- St Ronans Church Eastbourne
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  - religious-groups
  - eastbourne
- St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church
  - We are a parish of the Serbian Orthodox Diocese of Australia and New Zealand under His Grace Bishop Milutin. The Saint Sava parish, founded in 1968, is the first Serbian Orthodox parish on New Zealand soil. It is interesting to know that ours is the Serbian Orthodox parish farthest from Serbia.
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  - island-bay
- Tawa Baptist Church
  - Founded in 1952, we are a Christian church, affiliated with the Baptist Union of New Zealand. Our core values define who we are and our purpose in the Tawa community.
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  - religious-groups
  - tawa
  - wcn-hosted
- Tawa-Linden Anglican Church
  - We are an Anglican parish comprising two churches St Christophers and St Peters) in the Tawa-Linden community, 15min north of Wellington, New Zealand.
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  - tawa
  - anglican
- Temple Sinai
  - The Home Page of Temple Sinai, Wellington New Zealand???s Progressive synagogue
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- The Street City Church
  - We're a group of everyday people who are trying to become the kind of church described in the Bible, where teaching is relevant, worship is real and lived-out everyday, friendships are honest, prayer is constant and compassionate care is given to those in need.
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  - religious-groups
- Viard College
  - Viard college is the only co-educational Catholic Secondary school in the Wellington region, NEW ZEALAND
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  - secondary
  - catholic
- Welcom
  - A catholic newspaper for the Wellington and Palmerston North dioceses.
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  - catholic
  - media
- Wellington Buddhist Centre
  - The Wellington Buddhist Centre is part of a world-wide Buddhist movement called the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (FWBO).
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  - buddhism
- Wellington Cathedral of Saint Paul
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  - religious-groups
  - wcn-hosted
- Wellington Chinese Baptist Church
  - Facilitates tournaments and other Bridge events in the Wellington District.
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  - religious-groups
- Wellington Elim Church
  - Wellington City Elim Church
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  - religious-groups
- Wesley Community Action
  - Wesley Community Action facilitates a range of social initiatives that benefit a wide range of people. We work in communities from Otaki to Porirua and from Hutt Valley to Wellington. Our work encompasses all ages.
  - Submitted by tonytw1
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  - religious-groups
  - porirua
  - hutt-valley
- Wesley Methodist Parish
  - Submitted by tonytw1
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  - religious-groups
- Wesley Wellington Parish
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