To celebrate the rededication, our Bishops have commissioned a new piece of art. They wanted a depiction of Mary that connects her to Aotearoa. The piece challenges us to see her as a woman of incredible strength and the place she holds in our hearts and our community today.
The artwork aims to respect our different cultures and backgrounds. The painting captures details which are unique to our country and Catholic identity. It asks us to celebrate the things we share in our community and to learn more about our different worlds.
Information about the hikoi schedule:
Hikoi Wairua Schedule 2022 Diocese of Palmerston North
More information about Te Ara a Maria:
Artwork Description Video available at: https://www.facebook.com/catholicdiscovery.nz/ or at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9ZQs6Qvmig
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