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Stewardship governs seismic action in Tawa parish and school

Bernadette Murfitt and Pat McGill

3 May 2012

Leo Connor Parish Hall

In a combined Our Lady of Fatima parish and St Francis Xavier school parents and friends project, the Leo Connor parish hall has been upgraded from seven percent of building code to full code in just six months.

The hall has now been gifted to the school.

This is an example of stewardship at its best. Individuals from a wide range of backgrounds have combined resources to participate in the project.

Services that have been donated include planning and advice, drawings for council consent, liaison with the council, plastering, vinyl, labour, and drilling.

The school and parish community have also undertaken numerous fundraising tasks and donations over the years including fairs, sausage sizzles, raffles, quizzes.

Project costs were split between the parish and parents and friends of the school.

Our sincere thanks to:

This has been a truly wonderful project. There is a lot of treasure in Tawa and it is an example of how effective stewardship is when we use the strengths and talents of the parish and school community to benefit others now and for generations to come.

Patrick McGill is a member of Our Lady of Fatima Finance committee and chairs the hall committee and Bernadette Murfitt is principal of St Francis Xavier School, Tawa.

 

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