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29 May, 2017

Thank you

We have been absolutely blown away by the generosity for our Compassion Soup Kitchen street day on 26th May. To everyone who donated, thank you very much, you give us such hope.

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  • Sister Adelma

    Anastasia Mary Corby was born at Addison's Flat, Westland, on the 18 July, 1891.  Stasia [as she was affectionately called] was the eldest of a family of eight.  When she was about 17 years old, both her father and mother died, and she was left with the heavy burden of literally bringing up the remainder of her family...

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    Catherine  Anne Coe was born at Featherston on 9 November, 1907.  She was the daughter of George and Caroline Coe (nee Hansen). She spent her childhood years and received all her education in Wanganui.

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    The Jubilees, Nga Kowhatu taken to their resting place karanga to call the visitors – whanau from Jerusalem, Prisoners grateful for prayers...

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