Waihi church burgled

Monday, February 12th, 2018

A Waihi priest is condemning thefts from St Joseph’s Catholic Church.

Burglars took items, including a metal cross, two candles and two vases.

“Some people have lost the sense of the sacred and what is appropriate … They’ve lost the sense of ‘me’ being part of something larger than themselves,” Father Aidan Mulholland says.

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