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Monday, April 15th, 2024
NZ Catholic Bishop Steve Lowe (pictured) is dismayed Easter trading – and the current ban on it – is up for change. He’s concerned about the ACT Party’s Easter Trading bill, which was drawn in a ballot just before Easter. “I guess when I read about this, I groaned. I thought: ‘Here we go again’. Read more
Tags: ACT Party, Bishop Steve Lowe, Easter trading, First Union, NZ Catholic Bishops Conference
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Monday, February 26th, 2024
“Please pray for the soul of Efeso Collins” says Auckland Bishop Steve Lowe. “We give thanks for Efeso’s ministry in our church and his mahi in the world. “Please join me in praying for his family and all those who are struggling with this sad news. Rest in peace Efeso.” Brought up a Pentecostal Christian, Read more
Tags: Bishop Steve Lowe, Fa'anānā Efeso Collins, Social Justice and Peace Commission
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Thursday, September 28th, 2023
In a significant move, the NZ Catholic bishops are promoting open and informed life discussion through a modernised and broadened document, Te Kahu o te Ora – A Consistent Ethic of Life. The modernisation seeks to fill a twenty-six-year gap and reflect some of the modern challenges. Dr John Kleinsman, director of the NZ Catholic Read more
Tags: A Consistent Ethic of Life, Abuse, AI, Artificial intelligence, Beginning of life, Bishop Steve Lowe, Corrections, creation, Discrimination, end of life, Information Technology, Integrity, John Kleinsman, Justice, Nathaniel Centre, NZ Catholic bishops, Peace, Poverty, Sexual abuse, Te Kahu o te Ora, War
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Monday, August 21st, 2023
Against a background of ongoing legal matters, Bishop Steve Lowe, the apostolic administrator of the Hamilton Diocese, is accused of not being pastoral enough in his response to a victim of clergy abuse. The Waikato Times reports a woman from within the Hamilton Catholic diocese saying that in a meeting with Lowe, she told him Read more
Tags: Bishop Steve Lowe, Christopher Longhurst, Clergy Abuse, Royal Commission into Abuse in Care., SNAP, Steve Lowe
Posted in New Zealand | Comments Off on Bishop Steve Lowe should have apologised
Thursday, July 20th, 2023
The Synod’s Working Document is the Holy Spirit talking and Bishop Stephen Lowe is urging people to become familiar with it. Emphasising its importance, Lowe, President of the New Zealand Bishops Conference, describes the document as “another step towards the future”. “This working document is the product of the process of the Church listening to Read more
Tags: Bishop Steve Lowe, NZCBC, Steve Lowe, Synod, Synod 2021 - 2024, Synod on synodality
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Monday, July 17th, 2023
The New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference (NZCBC) warns that two social media accounts of Bishop Steve Lowe on Facebook have been faked. Lowe serves both as the Catholic Bishop of Auckland and President of the New Zealand Bishops’ Conference. The fake social media accounts impersonating Lowe have surfaced on Meta’s Facebook and Messenger platforms and, Read more
Tags: Bishop Steve Lowe, Facebook, Messenger, Meta, Privacy, security, Social Media, Steve Lowe, What's App
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Monday, May 8th, 2023
Auckland Bishop, Steve Lowe, has thanked everyone for donating to his Catholic Caring Foundation’s flood and cyclone appeals. Lowe reports that 69 grants have been given to charities and agencies throughout greater Auckland to help families, people and communities in need. “The outpouring of generosity throughout the country and overseas has been humbling,” he says. Read more
Tags: Auckland floods, Bishop Steve Lowe, Catholic Caring Foundation, Cyclone Gabrielle, Steve Lowe
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Thursday, November 3rd, 2022
It takes a long time to appoint a bishop, says Steve Lowe, Bishop of Auckland and Secretary of the NZ Catholic Bishops Conference. Lowe is responding to a piece by Luke Coppen in The Pillar, suggesting the Vatican has forgotten about New Zealand’s need to find two bishops. Coppen points out that the Diocese of Read more
Tags: Archbishop Novatus Rugambwa, Bishop Steve Lowe, Cardinal John Dew, Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, Dicastery for Evangelisation, Diocese of Hamilton, Diocese of Palmerston North
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Monday, September 19th, 2022
Women who have for years trodden a path of service to the church but still feel disenfranchised, marginalised and unheard were honoured simultaneously on Sunday in Auckland and Wellington by an event “Pink Shoes into the Vatican.” Be the Change, Catholic Church, Aotearoa New Zealand chose Sunday – the day before the anniversary of women’s Read more
Tags: Be the Change Catholic Church Aotearoa, Bishop Steve Lowe, Catholic Church and women, Coadjutor Archbishop Paul Martin, Pink shoes, Steve Lowe, Women's suffrage
Posted in Great reads, New Zealand, Palmerston | Comments Off on I need to change. Bishop Lowe responds to “Pink Shoes into Vatican”
Thursday, June 16th, 2022
Catholic dioceses in New Zealand have completed their synodal consultation and submitted their diocesan synod synthesis to the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference (NZCBC), reports Mr David McLoughlin, NZCBC Communications Adviser. An unrealistic deadline for southern hemisphere countries who were enjoying a summer holiday saw Pope Francis extend the diocesan deadline by four months. “A Read more
Tags: 2023 synod on synodality, Bishop Steve Lowe, NZCBC, Steve Lowe, Synodality
Posted in New Zealand, Palmerston | Comments Off on Diocesan Synod syntheses made public