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7:15 pm
Social Justice Week Semina, GISBORNE: r. Speaker: Mark Mitchell (Caritas
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10:00 am
Social Justice Week Seminar with Catholic Women’s League. Speaker: Mark Mitchell (Caritas Humanitarian Programmes Officer).
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
6 September, 7pm-9pm, AUCKLAND: A Social Justice Forum: Putting Food on the Table
Speakers: Julianne Hickey (Caritas Director), Diane Robertson (Auckland City Mission),
St Columba Centre, 40 Vermont St, Ponsonby.
Organised by the Justice and Peace Commission on the Catholic Diocese of Auckland
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10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Our Daily Bread: Putting Food on the Table
Seminar, PALMERSTON NORTH:
Speaker: Mark Mitchell (Caritas Humanitarian Programmes Officer), Panel: Iain Lees-Galloway
(Palmerston North MP), Ian McKelvie (Rangitikei MP), Mojo Mathers (Green list MP),
Palmerston North Diocesan Centre, 33 Amesbury St, Palmerston North,
Organised by Caritas in association with the Palmerston North Diocesan Justice, Peace and
Development Commission
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Social Justice Week 2012 from 9-15 September focuses on food and hunger in Aotearoa New Zealand and around the world, through the theme “Our Daily Bread: Putting food on the table”. An initiative of the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference, Social Justice Week each year promotes action and reflection on social issues of the day. Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand has responsibility for promoting Social Justice Week and providing resources for schools and parishes.
Various events on the theme are being organised around the country by Caritas, parishes and social justice groups, not just during the Week.
SOCIAL JUSTICE WEEK – Our Daily Bread
10:30 am – 1:00 pm
Our Daily Bread: Putting Food on the Table Seminar, NAPIER:
Speaker: Nick Borthwick (Caritas International Programmes Officer), Panel: Lindsay Scott (Ministry
of Social Development), Roydon Day (Napier Family Centre), Paul Gardner (Salvation Army), Marie
Palmer (Society of St Vincent de Paul),
St Mary’s parish hall, 58 Osier Rd, Taradale, Napier,
Organised by Caritas with the Palmerston North Diocesan Justice, Peace and Development
Commission
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Social Justice Week 2012 from 9-15 September focuses on food and hunger in Aotearoa New Zealand and around the world, through the theme “Our Daily Bread: Putting food on the table”. An initiative of the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference, Social Justice Week each year promotes action and reflection on social issues of the day. Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand has responsibility for promoting Social Justice Week and providing resources for schools and parishes.
Various events on the theme are being organised around the country by Caritas, parishes and social justice groups, not just during the Week.
SOCIAL JUSTICE WEEK – Our Daily Bread
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Social Justice Week 2012 from 9-15 September focuses on food and hunger in Aotearoa New Zealand and around the world, through the theme “Our Daily Bread: Putting food on the table”. An initiative of the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference, Social Justice Week each year promotes action and reflection on social issues of the day. Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand has responsibility for promoting Social Justice Week and providing resources for schools and parishes.
Various events on the theme are being organised around the country by Caritas, parishes and social justice groups, not just during the Week.
SOCIAL JUSTICE WEEK – Our Daily Bread
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Social Justice Week 2012 from 9-15 September focuses on food and hunger in Aotearoa New Zealand and around the world, through the theme “Our Daily Bread: Putting food on the table”. An initiative of the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference, Social Justice Week each year promotes action and reflection on social issues of the day. Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand has responsibility for promoting Social Justice Week and providing resources for schools and parishes.
Various events on the theme are being organised around the country by Caritas, parishes and social justice groups, not just during the Week.
SOCIAL JUSTICE WEEK – Our Daily Bread
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Social Justice Week 2012 from 9-15 September focuses on food and hunger in Aotearoa New Zealand and around the world, through the theme “Our Daily Bread: Putting food on the table”. An initiative of the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference, Social Justice Week each year promotes action and reflection on social issues of the day. Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand has responsibility for promoting Social Justice Week and providing resources for schools and parishes.
Various events on the theme are being organised around the country by Caritas, parishes and social justice groups, not just during the Week.
SOCIAL JUSTICE WEEK – Our Daily Bread
2:30 pm
Social Justice Week Inter-denominational discussion group: Putting food on the Table. Two opportunities to attend these one hour sessions at St Patrick’s Parish Centre, 12 Colonsay St, Thur 13th Sep at 2.30pm and 7.30pm Participants are invited to bring along donations for the local Combined Churches food-bank. All Welcome – enquires to Stephanie 4859 996
7:30 pm
Social Justice Week Inter-denominational discussion groups: Our Daily Bread: Putting food on the Table. Two opportunities to attend these one hour sessions at St Patrick’s Parish Centre, 12 Colonsay St, Thur 13th Sep at 2.30pm and 7.30pm Participants are invited to bring along donations for the local Combined Churches food-bank. All Welcome – enquires to Stephanie 4859 996
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Social Justice Week 2012 from 9-15 September focuses on food and hunger in Aotearoa New Zealand and around the world, through the theme “Our Daily Bread: Putting food on the table”. An initiative of the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference, Social Justice Week each year promotes action and reflection on social issues of the day. Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand has responsibility for promoting Social Justice Week and providing resources for schools and parishes.
Various events on the theme are being organised around the country by Caritas, parishes and social justice groups, not just during the Week.
SOCIAL JUSTICE WEEK – Our Daily Bread
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Social Justice Week 2012 from 9-15 September focuses on food and hunger in Aotearoa New Zealand and around the world, through the theme “Our Daily Bread: Putting food on the table”. An initiative of the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference, Social Justice Week each year promotes action and reflection on social issues of the day. Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand has responsibility for promoting Social Justice Week and providing resources for schools and parishes.
Various events on the theme are being organised around the country by Caritas, parishes and social justice groups, not just during the Week.
SOCIAL JUSTICE WEEK – Our Daily Bread
10:00 am
St Patrick’s Parish, Masterton Social Justice Group bottling day, Saturday 15 September at 10:00 am
Join the St Patrick’s Parish Social Justice Group at Moore House, Russell St, Masterton for a day of fun, conversation and making jam and other bottled goodness. Come along and help on the day. There will be a lot to do that day from peeling fruit to cleaning up afterwards and everything in between.
The group are asking for donations of jars and fruit and will even come and collect it off the tree for you. Come along and share your expertise in making jams etc. All filled jars will be donated to the Masterton Foodbank.
10:00 am – 1:00 pm
: Our Daily Bread: Putting Food on the Table Seminar, NEW PLYMOUTH
Speaker: Julianne Hickey (Caritas Director), and a panel of local speakers,
St Joseph’s Church Hall, Powderham St, New Plymouth,
Organised by Caritas with the Palmerston North Diocesan Justice, Peace and Development
Commission
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9:00 am
Social Justice Week Mass, WHANGANUI
Speaker at Mass: Julianne Hickey (Caritas Director) – there will be opportunities for further
discussion and information following Mass in the Church foyer.
St Mary’s Church, 1 Campbell St, Whanganui,
Organised by Caritas with the Palmerston North Diocesan Justice, Peace and Development
Commission
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12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
Public Questions Forum: Solutions to Poverty, WELLINGTON
Wesley Church, Taranaki Street, Wellington. MP Alfred Ngaro will lead discussion on solutions to
poverty in light of the Children’s Commissioner’s Expert Group report on Child Poverty.
Organised by Methodist Public Questions.
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7:30 pm
A public discussion with Toa Waaka – matauranga Maori specialist in Maori astronomy, anthropology and cosmology. He will speak at St Joseph’s in the Bill Pearce Room, Ellice St, Mt Victoria, Wellington. Toa’s topic will be the Matariki which marks the beginning of the Maori New Year, the relationships between food planting and gathering and the moon, stars and the sun. A thirty minute address will be followed by questions, discussion and supper. A koha on the night for the Refugee Family Reunification Trust and the Caritas appeal for Sahel (West Africa) would be appreciated. Everyone is welcome and parking is available.
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