Rather than celebrating Guy Fawkes, many people in NZ believe we should commemorate Parihaka, an event that is significantly closer to home.
Click here to read a reflection on Parihaka released by the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit on Sunday Nov 5th.
Image provided by Caritas Aotearoa NZ
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