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Adherents of the faith believe in the supernatural but seem to struggle with criminal law.
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Letters: Gun ban not the solution
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Catholic school welcomed their Muslim brother with open arms. Now they're in mourning.
Soper: George Pell has done monumental damage to the church
Comment: We weren't the most devout but the church was an important part of our lives.
Three months' solitary in orphanage cell
Catholic brothers forced out of Nelson school after inquiry found excessive punishment.
How lawyers could challenge the cardinal verdict
Lawyers face a tough time finding grounds for appeal.
Why George Pell's accuser was so compelling
This key piece of evidence sealed the fate of Cardinal George Pell.
The ill-advised sexual abuse comments that haunt George Pell
More than 15 years ago, George Pell was asked his thoughts on child sexual abuse.
Principal almost loses finger in freak tug of war accident
School abandons tug-of-wars after its principal almost lost a finger when a rope snapped.
Organisers of Pope Francis summit to meet with sex abuse survivors
Activists have demanded an end to decades of cover-ups by church leaders.
Love and Learn branches out to embrace Whanganui East community
Centre for children grows to add an advocacy and support trust.
Battle looms to end 'winner and loser' schools
Schools are roughly evenly divided over proposals for a radical shakeup.
Native American's complicated relationship with Catholic church
For many the weekend's encounter was a painful reminder of 500 years of conflict.
Man charged with murder after body found outside Ōtara church
A man has been charged with murder after a man was killed in Ōtara.
Sister Norma wanted to show Trump what it is like on the border; he didn't care to listen
OPINION: The Pope has praised her work on the US southern border. Trump doesn't care.
Meet the backbencher: Deborah Russell
Meet one of Labour's rising stars, New Lynn MP Deborah Russell.
Catholic Church in US state 'covered up 500 cases of sexual abuse of minors'
Serious questions raised about the church's response to the crisis.
Sexual abuse survivor hopes to meet the Pope
A Dunedin survivor of sexual abuse within the Catholic Church is heading to the Vatican.
The 'Father Christmas' giving away $100 bills and burgers
Father Jim Sichko has a mandate from the Pope: Go forth and do good deeds.
'He was a monster': Survivor shines light on dark past
Victim of a Marist Brother who raped children speaks out.
Losing faith: Tiny order of French nuns takes on Vatican
Nuns threaten to renounce their vows following a decision by the Vatican.
St Stephen's School old boys plan early unofficial reopening
Old boys plan to open a "transitional" school in 2020, five years before official plans.
Christian mum confronted by school staff wearing this shirt
The mother visited her child's primary school to discuss its gay pride march.
US Congresswoman tells of how she survived Jonestown
Jackie Speier was shot five times point blank as she tried to rescue cult members.
Gifts from Prime Minister well received, and symbolic of commitment
Prime Minister's symbolic gifts appreciated, play by children well received
Rose of the Year wins by a nose
Pacific Rose Bowl Festival brings colour to Hamilton. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The false Armistice and the Kiwi flu that killed a quarter of Samoans
Armistice pandemic swept through New Zealand and Pacific islands.
Principal hires employment lawyer in McAuley High School dispute
Education Ministry met school board last night but has yet to decide on intervention.
Priest criticises Catholic Church's handling of historic sex abuse claims
Father Vaughan Leslie says church's response here and abroad helped fuel 'abuse crisis'.
Ministry may act this week after alleged assault at Auckland school
Ministry poised to act after teacher warned by police and principal took leave.
Māori protesters ordered off Hato Petera College site
Court finds Church claim "seems overwhelming" but refuses to authorise use of force.
Church seeks order to evict protesters from Hato Petera College
Two rival claimants appeared in the High Court claiming to represent the occupying group.
Grey Lynn boarding house tenants have nowhere to go
Tenants still in boarding house have nowhere to go.