This is the Archdiocese of Wellington and its people, working together to deepen their faith in Jesus Christ and to develop a community which supports the good of all. Everyone is welcome, and there are many ways to be involved, through parishes, schools, chaplaincies and Catholic organizations. “The future is, most of all, in the hands of those people who recognize the other as a ‘you’ and themselves as part of an ‘us.’ We all need one other.” Pope Francis
Ss Peter and Paul 175th anniversary
It was a beautiful, moving time on Saturday (June 28) as Ss Peter and Paul Catholic Church in the Hutt celebrated turning 175 with a Jubilee Mass.
St. Peter’s Pence
On June 29 – which this year falls on the last Sunday of June – the Church celebrates the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul.
Ignatian retreat in daily life
Christian Life Community Wellington invites you to an Ignatian First Spiritual Exercise retreat in daily life.
175th anniversary of Ss Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Ss Peter and Paul Catholic Church is turning 175!
Seasons for Growth training
Train to support adults navigating life’s changes, losses, and grief.
WelCom returns
WelCom has returned in a brand new format!
10 years of Laudato Si’
A decade on from the publication of Laudato Si’, we are reminded of the ongoing urgency of the environmental crisis.
Liturgy at a landfill
It was an emotional winter morning on Monday (June 16) as the Ecology, Justice and Peace Commission held a Penitential Liturgy at Spicer Landfill in Porirua.
Confirmation at St Theresa’s
Archbishop Paul confirmed several young people at St Theresa’s in Plimmerton this past Saturday night.
WelCom community articles
WelCom September 2024
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Te Rōpu o Ngā Rangatahi o te Rūnanga o Ngā Pīhopa Katorika o Aotearoa
Representatives from the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference National Council for Young People of Aotearoa met with the New Zealand bishops at the Home of Compassion in Wellington, 20–21 August.
The council, with representatives from each diocese, meets regularly with the bishops. Its role is to advise and advocate on behalf of young Catholics in Aotearoa New Zealand.
WelCom August 2024
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A joyful and blessed homecoming to the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
The doors of the Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and St Mary His Mother were opened once again this month for all the people of the Archdiocese of Wellington and beyond to return to their place of worship.
WelCom June/July 2024
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As the mother church of the diocese the Cathedral belongs to us all
Tēnā koutou katoa
The re-opening of the Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart and St Mary His Mother is a wonderful opportunity for us as an archdiocese to reflect on the nature of our Church.
WelCom May 2024
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Dancing for joy at St Paul’s School 25th Jubilee
Students at St Paul’s School in Richmond danced for joy at a family picnic evening after a day of Silver Jubilee celebrations at the school on 8 April.
Cathedral reopening with a weekend of celebrations
Three days of celebrations to mark the long-waited reopening of the Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Wellington will take place over the weekend of Friday 7, Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 June, 2024.
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