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12 June, 2025

The Voice of Compassion Issue 59

In this issue, we talk about the International Year of Jubilee 2025, an opportunity to renew and deepen our spiritual journey.

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  • Pilgrimage 2025: A Journey of Hope at the Home of Compassion

    Pope Francis inaugurated the Year of Jubilee 2025 with the message, “We are pilgrims of hope,” inviting all people to walk with faith and seek the deeper meaning of life.

  • Farewell to Deacon Danny Karatea-Goddard

    Earlier this year, Deacon Danny Karatea-Goddard stepped down as Tumu Whakarae Co-Chief Executive of the Sisters of Compassion Group, a position he held since May 2022.

  • One in our midst

    It explores 18 titles given to Mary, the mother of Jesus, in the 16th-century Litany of Loreto, relating them to modern Christian life.

  • Jubilee celebrations at Island Bay

    The Sisters of Compassion recently gathered to celebrate three significant Jubilees, marking decades of loving service and commitment by our Sisters.

  • Gratitude from Sister Margaret Anne

    Volunteers, benefactors, and coworkers have been part of my journey with the Sisters of Compassion since 1975. I am continually surprised and inspired by the goodness of people.

  • Volunteer Excellence: Linda Swayne’s Pride of Workmanship Award

    Linda Swayne was awarded the Rotary South Pride of Workmanship in 2024, honouring her longstanding volunteer work at the Heritage Centre at Our Lady’s Home of Compassion.

  • Bringing care and support to Compassion Housing tenants

    Visiting tenants and ensuring they have the support they need is the mission of Diane and Josephine , two nurses who joined Compassion Housing last March to work with residents in Horowhenua and Upper Hutt.

  • Giving love and support

    Terry has been a longtime supporter of the Sisters of Compassion. His connection started over 25 years ago. Now he has chosen to leave a gift.p>

  • Home of Compassion Chapel and Resting Place listed as Historic Place

    Heritage New Zealand recognised the “extraordinary” design of the Chapel, which opened in 1990 and their “outstanding historical and spiritual significance.”p>

  • Preparing a home for a new beginning

    A Compassion home in Island Bay is being renovated with new carpet, paint and bathroom facilities, to create a welcoming space for refugee families arriving in the coming months.p>

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    Mary was born in Fairlie, the youngest of 6 children. She was educated at the local school and completed her secondary education with the Sisters of Mercy at Timaru.

  • Sister Winifred Moriarty

    Joan Mary Moriarty was born and educated in the rural town of Waipukarau. During her teenage years she spent time in Melbourne where she discerned her vocation to Religious Life.

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    120 Years of the Soup Kitchen, the opening of Suzanne Aubert Catholic School, UNESCO Recognition for Suzanne Aubert’s Māori Publication...

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