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World Day of Prayer 2025

On Friday, 07 March the World Day of Prayer 2025 for East Coast Bays will be hosted by the Mairangi Bay Presbyterian Church.
Here are some Resources & Downloads for World Day of Prayer . The focus country this year are the Cook Islands.

In 2022, our parish hosted the service.
The Ecumenical services included the opportunity to share or reflect afterwards online.
A recording of the 2022 service which was held online (due to Covid19) is available here.
Unfortunately, the music had to be taken out for copyright reasons.
The video includes the links to the music that was used.

Royal Commission Final Report

CLCANZ NZCBC Letter to parishes about the release of the Royal Commissions Final Report – 21 July

Conclusion of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care

2024-07 Community Resource updated

Bishops’ Statement on Conflict in the Holy Land

231020-Bishops statement

Communion under both Kinds?

We are considering offering Communion under both Kinds once the New Zealand’s winter is over.
What do you think?

Please answer our survey here.

The Eucharist is our Food for the Journey and the source and summit of our Christian life. Learn more about the Sacrament of Holy Communion here.
By receiving only one species, you are still receiving Christ’s body, blood, soul and divinity.

Canon Law 925:
“Holy communion is to be given under the form of bread alone, or under both species according to the norm of the liturgical laws, or even under the form of wine alone in a case of necessity.”

 

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