Cathedral submissions top 3700
A community-wide conversation on designs for ChristChurch Cathedral has resulted in more than 3700 submissions and 19,000 web visits.
Napier's shining eagle 'needs to land'
Napier's cathedral declares an amnesty for the 'maned feet' of a precious brass eagle.
'Archbishop, your work is cut out…'
Judge Sarah Reeves tells Archbishop Philip Richardson that the mark of every great leader “is to confront the major anxiety of their people of their time”.
• Assistant sought in New Plymouth
Chch Cathedral crowned by colour
Christchurch's Transitional Cathedral gains a colourful new perspective on the city.
• Watch the window coming together
Cathedral website attracts 15,000 hits
More than 15,000 people have visited the website outlining three options for ChristChurch Cathedral.
New map for Christchurch diocese?
In the aftermath of the Canterbury earthquakes, Christchurch Diocese moves towards a dramatic reshaping of its map.
• Synod gives thumbs-up to modern cathedral
• Full resolution on the strategic review
• Will we be set free? Bishop Victoria's charge
Judge rules on cathedral payout
Insurance money from quake-damaged ChristChurch Cathedral cannot be used to fund the transitional cathedral in nearby Latimer Square, a judge has ruled.
Three cathedral options unveiled
Christchurch Diocese unveils three options for a new Cathedral in the Square: restored, traditional and contemporary.
• Architects explain the concepts
• Have a closer look at the options
• Listen to Bishop Victoria on Morning Report
• How and where to have your say
Paradox sits at the heart of Easter
Paradox is central to our Easter proclamation, says Bishop Philip Richardson, soon to become Archbishop of the New Zealand dioceses.
Dame Kiri beams from on high
Dame Kiri Te Kanawa is all smiles as she views her likeness in a stained-glass window at St Paul's Cathedral, Dunedin.
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Bishop Tom among friends
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Bishop-elect
Justin Duckworth - the newly announced Anglican Bishop-elect of Wellington.
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Opening to the light
A side view of the new Holy Trinity chapel at the south end of the cathedral.
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Hukarere waiata
Hukarere girls offer a waiata at David Rice's ordination in Waiapu.
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Hukarere leads the prayers
A Hukarere College choir leads the Lord's Prayer during Waiapu's 150th celebrations at Pukehou.
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Terry's turn
Terry Stringer, the Mountain Fountain sculptor, reflecting on the meaning of his work.
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St John's Latimer Square
St John's Latimer Square, close to the centre of the city, has sustained major damage.
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Renewing their commitment to ministry
The Bishops of Auckland and Te Tai Tokerau lead their clergy through the renewal of their vows.
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His banner over us...
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Giving thanks for Waiapu
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The law and the prophet
It's a fair cop: Anne Knox with Bishop Philip Richardson. Photo: Andy Jackson of Fairfax Media.
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Post-mortem
Bishop Victoria and Mayor Bob Parker reflect on the grim fate of the cathedral. Photo: The Press
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From on high
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The end is nigh
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Holy trinity?
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On the move
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Final briefing
Final briefing before the firefighters begin their 549-step slog up the BNZ tower.
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Looking for a bishop
The Auckland Electoral College convenes in Holy Trinity Cathedral.
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Congrats
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Waipukurau's unlikely vicar
Leo Te Kira: a man who doesn't try to cover up or apologise for himself.
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Full cathedral for Wellington sesqui
Children to the fore for Wellington's sesqui celebration in St Paul's Cathedral.
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Preparing the way
Contractors begin work on the site of the Transitional Cathedral in Christchurch.
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Retelling a Rabbinic tale
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Mangere makeover
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Now he's hooked on Waiapu
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The Lion, the Loaves and the Fishes
Wellington's sesqui crowd is entertained in the Loaves and Fishes.
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If the hat fits...
Archbishop David Moxon prepares to place the bishop's mitre on Ross Bay. Picture, Simon Woolf.
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A time to smile...
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In the line of fire
Ross Bay, the new Bishop of Auckland, with members of the Auckland Fire Police Unit. - NZPA
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Past and present
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Waipapa blessing
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People before buildings
Bishop Victoria Matthews: "living in a city with two halves."
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Lifting the tapu
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Episcopal seal
Wellington's new Anglican Bishop, Justin Duckworth, signs his formal acceptance of his new task.
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The Great Thanksgiving
Archbishop David Moxon celebrates as Bishop Victoria looks on.
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Option 3 inside
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Jenny leaving church
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Come Holy Spirit
The bishops extend their hands in blessing and prayer over our new archbishop.
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Option 2
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Auckland's new Dean
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Top scientist and Anglican
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Holy Trinity Avonside
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Feet
One of the two surviving lions that underpin Napier's eagle lectern. Photo: Glenn Taylor
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Bishop addresses her diocese
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New colleagues in episcopal ministry
Bishop Victoria Matthews alongside Bishop John Gray prior to her installation in Christchurch.
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Bishop Tom calls it a day
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Seeing red
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Shedding new light on Waiapu
Pukehou's new stained-glass window is unveiled during Waiapu's 150th celebrations.
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Buckling under the strain
Northern transept wall of ChristChurch Cathedral, photographed on March 26.
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Wellington parties on despite the rain
Despite the rain, people still had to eat during Wellington's sesqui.
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Christchurch's Christmas present
An architect's impression of Christchurch's Transitional Cathedral.
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Option 3 ceiling
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Wizard comes to church
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Great expectations
Waiapu music director Gary Bowler gets a first look at the new console. Photo: Margaret Thompson
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The three St John's deans
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Into the breach
ChristChurch Cathedral's retrieval team poses for a quick photo before venturing into the rubble.
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Contour-check
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Threshold of a new era
The new bishop and his wife respond to wellwishers outside the main entrance to the cathedral.
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Jim and George
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Leadership required, says Bishop
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Bishops make their communion
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President
Bishop John presided at last Sunday's Eucharist at Holy Trinity Cathedral, Parnell.
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Trinity
The Trinity Window is pieced together in Christchurch's Transitional Cathedral.
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From Canada with love
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Solemn moments
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The light that dispel darkness
Bishop Justin,Jenny and their family light the Paschal Candle.
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Reception
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Selwyn Foundation generosity
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Napier cathedral deans, past and present
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Holy Trinity Avonside
Rubble and upended prayer kneelers near the organ loft at Holy Trinity Avonside.
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Wharehoka Wano, lay canon
Spontaneous congrats for Wharehoka Wano, the Reeves Canon for Taranaki Cathedral.
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Looking to the future
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Bethlehem bound
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Bishop Victoria welcomed
Bishop Victoria chats with a special guest after her installation.
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Kaz listens to Karen
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Rt Rev Wright
The new Anglican Bishop of the Diocese of Dunedin, The Rt Rev Dr Kelvin Wright.
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Farewell action
Bishop John and Marion leave Holy Trinity Cathedral to a stirring haka.
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Laying down a challenge
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'Let us be a pilgrim people'
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Viewing the body
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Christchurch welcomes its new bishop
Bishop Victoria is flanked by Chancellor Richard Cottrell and Registrar Alison Jephson.
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David Rice is presented to the archbishops.
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Crozier
The Bishop's new crozier was designed and carved by Hugh Prebble of Oamaru.
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Phil and Carol
Phil and Carol Trotter have four children - and a 27-year long track record in youth ministry.
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Founded on faith
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Tubes on tracks
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Making his Mark
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Longstanding servants
Mrs Joyce Irving, long-time cathedral parishioner, farewells Bishop John.
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Art show opens with a roar
Dean Frank Nelson welcomes the touring bikers to Wellington Cathedral. Photo/Stu Corlett.
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Outdoors services this Christmas
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Blessings flow
Archbishop Phillip Aspinall blesses Bishop Tom and Dwyllis Brown.
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Prayer after Communion
"We give you thanks," prayed Bishop Ross, "for this foretaste of your glory..."
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From go to whoa
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Just a song before I go
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Georgia in the groove
Georgia Brott volunteers her painting skill. She's also on the CPIT painting course.
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John Day - on a mission
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Banks is backing this
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Lift up your eyes
Ceilings of the three cathedral options: from left: restored, traditional and contemporary.
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The French connection
Bishop Tom Brown (right) with Paul McIntosh after his deaconing in Paris.
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Living history
Living history: seven Waiapu bishops - and the 10 authors of The Gift Endures.
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Warming
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Sad end
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Blessing
Dunedin's new Bishop bestows his blessing on the cathedral congregation.
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Secretary-General preaches
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Blest are the paw...
Nelson's Dean Nick Kirk blesses Fiona Saunders and Yuki. Photo: Patrick Hamilton.
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Karla lends a hand
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Traditional
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Moment of Grace
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Nicked
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Check this out!
Check this out! A close-quarter inspection, once the fountain has started to flow.
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Family ties
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The final act
Bishop Tom lays up his crozier on the altar at Wellington Cathedral of St Paul.
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Pihopa Hemi
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Deconsecration looms
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New team for Auckland
Auckland's Diocesan Bishop, Ross Bay, with his new Assistant Bishop, Jim White.
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Footwasher
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Let the celebration proceed...
Processing into St Paul's Cathedral at the start of Wellington's sesqui celebration.
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Proud of you, Mum.
Nathan Kelly-Moore gives his newly-installed mum a squeeze of congratulations.
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Exposed to the elements
Aerial view of ChristChurch Cathedral. The nave roof appears close to collapse.
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Defence force Anglican bishop
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Congratulations
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Chasing the flow of cultural change
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The monsignor's message
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Up for the challenge
Kaz Yung, who has signed on for the Live Below the Line challenge.
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Celebration
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Farewell kauwhau
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Quake aftermath
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Stepping down
Bishop George Connor on the steps of St Paul's Cathedral in Dunedin.
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Bishop-elect
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The Canterbury toll
The Canterbury quake's toll. A closeup of the wrecked belltower at St John's Latimer Square.
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An appreciative audience
After the dedication, the crowd moved into the cathedral for a concert.
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Bishop embraces heavy metal
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Waiting for the beat
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The shepherd's crook
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Steady as she goes
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The Turn of the Tide?
Alan Firth, a layman from St John's Roslyn, preached the ordination sermon.
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Tools of office
Preacher Jim White hands the new bishop two essential tools of office: a basin and towel.
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"More human, and more divine."
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Sacred become secular
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Musical signature
The Waiapu Cathedral Choristers sing at the signing of the organ contract.
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Tower demolished
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Taking up his cross
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Pakuranga greets you
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Who wants to cut the cake?
Former mayor Roy McLennan delivers the sword to cut Nelson's birthday cake. Picture: Nelson Mail
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Guard of honour
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Affirmation
The Rev Helen Wilderspin presents the diocese's warm wishes to its new bishop.
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"We have been here 150 years"
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Sisterly embrace
After the service - and the warmth of the congrats dispelled the rain and bluster of the evening.
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In the name of The Father...
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The work of reconciliation in Taranaki
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Students rally
Students help to clear a Christchurch street. Picture, Mark Mitchell in the NZ Herald.
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And the applause begins...
"People of God, we present to you Justin Duckworth, newly ordained Bishop!"
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On track for Christmas
Artist's conception of Christchurch's Transitional Cathedral.
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A long way from home
Murray and Kelly James survey the damage to their house in central Christchurch. Photo: AP.
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Kitted up ready to climb
Bishop Bay, kitted up and ready to climb the 28 levels of the Queen St BNZ tower.
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Coming down
St Luke's in the City is reduced to rubble. Photo: Stacy Squires
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Eucharist
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Parnell poet
Kids from the Parnell District School had a hand in welcoming the Mountain Fountain to its new home.
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Wellington's new Bishop
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The eyes have it...
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A bishop's humility
Bishop Victoria Matthews prostrates herself before the altar of ChristChurch Cathedral.
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Anointed for service
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No visitors please
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Their fine family
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Sad landmark
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Old friends
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Courageous and caring
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Hard hat, sad heart
Bishop Victoria surveys the damage to the structure of the chapel.
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Campus colleagues
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Copts bearing gifts
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Through a glass brightly
The upper part of the new stained-glass window at Christ Church Pukehou
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Christchurch breaks out the incense
Bells and smoke for the installation of Bishop Victoria Matthews in Christchurch.
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Exploring all the angles
Before the dedication ceremony gets underway, these kids explore the Mountain Fountain's angles.
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Jubilee
On her way to receive communion, Jubilee Rajiah acknowledges Clemency Wright.
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Cutting response
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Tripping the light fantastic
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Blessing remains
Bishop Victoria Matthews pronounces her blessing after the deconsecration service.
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Revelation
St Matthew-in-the-City's Christmas billboard, portraying Mary's anxiety over a pregnancy test.
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Silenced
The remains of the top of the belltower at St John's Hororata.
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In memory of a twin tower hero
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New clamber zone
Kids clambering over the new feature in the Holy Trinity Cathedral forecourt.
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Tradition observed
The new bishop strikes The Canterbury Door three times before being led inside to his new cathedra.
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See of red
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The Invitation...
Bishop Ross Bay invites the congregation to make their Communion.
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Family celebrations
Kelvin and Clemency Wright: a recent photo, taken at the time of their daughter Bridget's wedding.
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Selwyn's gift to Christchurch
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Bishop-elect Tim bound for Adelaide
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No way
Looking west. The cathedral's main doors are submerged in rubble from the Rose Window.
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Enter at your peril
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Acclamation
Bishop Justin leaves the cathedral to a standing acclamation.
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Farewell wave
Bishop Tom's long walk out of the cathedral. Up to 150 clergy robed for the procession.
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Candle in the dark
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Damage done at Hororata
The tower at St John's Hororata has partially collapsed, puncturing the church roof.
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Dean Helen-Ann
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A vicar with 'streetcred'
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Gumboot glory
The Waiapu Cathedral choir dons gumboots in sympathy with Christchurch. Photo: Glenn Taylor
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+Taranaki steps up
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Whirimako sings
Whirimako Black, renowned soul diva, singing in the cathedral after the dedication.
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Fountain of living water...
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Bishop-elect Ross Bay
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Past connections
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549 steps later...
Bishop Ross and his fire police brigade team at the top of the 28 level BNZ tower
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On a wing and a prayer
Bishop John Bluck strokes Napier's eagle in anticipation of a happy landing. Photo: Glenn Taylor
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A lifelong calling
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Easter fallout
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"To serve the last, the lost and the least..."
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Guest of honour?
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'Lifting the tapu'
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Damage, closeup
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Affirmation
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Sacred art
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David Rice, 15th Bishop of Waiapu.
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The end is nigh
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Dedication
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Chatting in Cathedral Square
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Pulpit laid to waste
Rubble fills the nave of ChristChurch Cathedral. The pulpit has been partially destroyed.
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Think on these things
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Consolation
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Saving scandal
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Restoration
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Making her promises
Dean Jo Kelly-Moore recites her vows last night to her Bishop, the Rt Rev Ross Bay.
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Bishop-elect
The Rev Dr Kelvin Wright, the man chosen to lead the Anglican Diocese of Dunedin.
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Through a glass brightly
A reflective moment for Sir Paul Reeves during Waiapu's 150th anniversary service.
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Firefighting Bishop prays
Bishop Ross leads a prayer before the firefighters' memorial climb.
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On the tube
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Go now to love and serve...
The congregation gathers at the front of Morven Church at the end of its closing service on May 20.
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Reverence
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Option 1: inside
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Prayers of protest
Billboard protesters kneel in prayer outside St Matthew-in-the-City.
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Enthusiastic samplers
Enthusiastic buyers of the book in the cathedral after the launch.
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Governor's Bay history at risk
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Oboe expert
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Contemporary
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Media scrum
Bishop Victoria Matthews and earthquake minister Gerry Brownlee face the media.
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The anointing
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Blessing
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Aroha
Lady Beverly Reeves congratulates Bishop John on his retirement.
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In the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit...
Dean Ross performs the first baptism at Holy Trinity Cathedral's new glass baptismal font.
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They asked for ice...
Dean Peter Beck and Bishop Victoria Matthews take the icy plunge for children with heart defects.
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Listening to the preachers
Bishop-elect Justin and his wife Jenny listen as Martin and Alison Robinson preach the sermon.
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Natural fit
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Dame Kiri – through a glass brightly
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Fiat Lux
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Quake destorys mortar
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Her last look around
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Shared moments
Mrs Clemency Wright, Bridget, Catherine and Scott Murray, Bridget's husband.
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Lost and found
The "Pembroke bell" which has turned up in an Auckland scrap yard. Photo: TV3
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The Ngatiawa spirit
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Leaders
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Off limits
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Temporary space
Interior of the cardboard cathedral proposed for Christchurch.
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Up by February?
A model showing the entrance to cardboard cathedral proposed for Christchurch.
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An embrace as wide as the Tasman
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'Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth...'
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He's connected to the issues
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Token of thanks
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Open air blessing
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Farewell haka
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Ready to move out
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On the dotted line
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The authors
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Dean Jo's welcome
Dean Jo Kelly-Moore welcomes folk to the Mountain Fountain dedication.
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Trinity is my name
The Trinity Window takes shape in the front gable of Christchurch's Transitional Cathedral.
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Thanksgiving
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The stone has moved
ChristChurch Cathedral's stone altar has been shaken off its pedestal.
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Much-loved bishop dies
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Mourning a great New Zealander
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Moving on
The Rev Dr Kelvin Wright, in St John's Roslyn, the Dunedin church he's served for the last 11 years.
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Getting the measure of his cathedral
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Driving force
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Arsenal fan
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Family celebration
Catherine and Bridget with their mum and dad, Clemency and Kelvin Wright.
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Desolation
The sight that greeted those who arrived by bus for the deconsecration service.
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Listening to the verdict
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From Wellington with love
The Wellington prayer quilt that has been presented to the Christchurch City Missioner.
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Invocation
"Send your Holy Spirit, that we who receive Christ's body, may indeed be the body of Christ..."
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Cover-up
The St Matthew's billboard after a protestor took a paint brush to it.
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Close-up on a legacy
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Seating for 700
Artist's impression of the interior of the Transitional Cathedral.
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On a mission to parents
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Thanksgiving
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'The Lord is here'
Newly ordained priests join Bishop Tom behind the altar. Photo/Jay Berryman
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Greetings from your tikanga partners
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Earthquakes strike, but games go on
Bishop Victoria watches while a spirited game of indoor bowls is in progress.
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Sad tidings
Bishop Victoria announces that the cathedral will be lowered to sill level. Photo: The Press
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I will
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Rubble at St John's Hororata
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A unique pulpit
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Turning her back on the rubble
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His staff, set down
A solemn moment - Bishop John's staff, laid on the altar, ready for the next Bishop of Auckland.
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The mayor's merriment
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'Lift up your hearts!'
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'Come Holy Ghost'
Wellington ordinands prostrate themselves as the Holy Spirit is invoked. Photo/Jay Berryman
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Which do you prefer?
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In the name of the Father...
Archbishop-elect Philip Richardson gives the blessing at the eucharist.
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Bishopdale's new Dean
The Rev Dr Andrew Burgess, who is the new Dean of Nelson's Bishopdale Theological College.
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Bishop Ross fronts up on the forecourt
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St Cuthbert's
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Destined for deconsecration
ChristChurch Cathedral - destined for deconsecration, and partial demolition.
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Congratulations, Archbishop!
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CMS family: Steve and Mary Maina with Rinna (8) and Tanielle (5).
CMS family: Steve and Mary Maina with Rinna (8) and Tanielle (5).
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One down, 360 to go
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Before the dozer rumbles in
Bishop Victoria prays for the Churchill Courts' chapel to be deconsecrated.
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Jim White: priest, scholar, bishop
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Precarious
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Tsunami memorial
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For those in peril...
Royal New Zealand Navy sailors worshipping in Wellington Cathedral. Photo: Jay Berryman
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Waiting...
ChristChurch Cathedral awaits make-safe work and removal of artifacts. Photo/The Press
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Weaving the Cross
Dancers from Chilton St James' School performing during Wellington's sesqui celebration.
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Susan has a new mission
Susan Blakie, who succeeds Des Britten as Wellington's city missioner. Photo: Jacob McSweeny
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Crowded communion
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Celebration
Archbishop David Moxon concelebrated with Archbishop Winston Halapua.
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Enter his gates...
Artist's impression of the entrance to the Transitional Cathedral.
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Phil Trotter - leader of young people
Phil Trotter is the new Youth Advisor for the New Zealand dioceses.
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The work of the people
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Read
Consulting engineer Marcus Read (right) and Bill Gregory, an architect with Warren and Mahoney.
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Mosaic masterpiece?
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Voice for St Luke's-in-the-City
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Whanau blessing
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Committed to the "last, lost and least"...
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Dean Jo's response
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Solo for his mum
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Out of action
The belltower at St John's Latimer Square. What hasn't already toppled is severely damaged.
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His watch over
Bishop John lays down the pastoral staff which he picked up 15 years ago.
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Bishop George signals goodbye
Bishop George Connor who has announced his retirement in November.
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Bus-born witnesses
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Waiapu reflects on 150 years
Sir Paul Reeves delivers the sermon at Waiapu's 150th anniversary service at Pukehou.
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Heavylifting for the cathedral
Crane driver Karaitiana Mita and James Currie (foreground) heave a tube on to the trolley.
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Tim the teacher
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Rose amid the rubble
The west end of ChristChurch Cathedral – minus the much-loved Rose Window.
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Ringmaster
Ollie Foster-Taylor uses the specially made trolley to trundle another tube to the painting rack.
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Fully yielded
The bishop-elect prostrated himself before the altar immediately before his ordination.
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Forecourt feature
A view from the cathedral of the new addition to the forecourt.
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Precarious
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"God of grace... empower your servant Justin..."
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Signing the contract
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Rough - and ready
Justin Duckworth - seen here talking to the 2011 Tikanga Pakeha Youth Forum, which met at Ngatiawa.
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Waiapu's past and present
Bishop David Rice and Sir Paul Reeves catch up at Waiapu's 150th celebrations.
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Cometh the man, cometh the hour
Dean Peter Beck at a service last year in front of the damaged cathedral. Photo: Lloyd Ashton
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His opening act
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Let your light so shine
St Paul's Church beams on Kaikoura. Photo: Marborough Express
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Pukehou awaits the procession
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Kaz is committed
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Adam's assessment
Adam Kelly-Moore and a mate exploring the sculpture's skateboarding potential.
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Kia ora tatou, e hoa ma...
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'Keep them strong and faithful'
Newly ordained are presented to the congregation, who react with wild applause. Photo/Jay Berryman
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Momentum
Off to a flying start from the flanks of the Mountain Fountain.
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Laying hands on Bishop Bear
Hannah Crosse from Weber presents Waiapu's Bishop Bear to Archbishop Brown Turei.
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The holy gospel is written in Mark...
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Sure to rise
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The divine art of cardboard
Japanese architect Shigeru Ban with a slide of his cardboard cathedral. Photo: The Press
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Candidate
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Body of Christ
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Radio with pictures
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Symbol of fidelity
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Hands raised for the modern
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Cup of tea, anyone?
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Family gift
The Bishop's mitre was designed and made by his sister, Valerie Swatridge, of Nelson.
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Bishop Ross' blessing
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Church of the city
Open-air service in Cathedral Square on Sunday morning. Around 500 people turned up.
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Lyttelton landmark damaged
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Roadtest
After the concert, the kids check out the Mountain Fountain.
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Jenny's last journey
The hearse emerges from the honour guard, bound for the crematorium.
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Just... goodwill
After his ordination, Wellington's new Anglican bishop, Justin Duckworth, greets wellwishers.
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Spire topples
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Returning to life
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'Inherent simplicity and economy of means...'
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Eyeing the city council
Dean Peter Beck who is stepping back from his cathedral job to seek a seat on the city council.
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Mantle of leadership
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Watched by angels
The War Memorial stands sentinel over the cathedral remains.
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John and Jenny
The Rev John McAlpine, with his late and much loved wife, the Rev Jenny Harrison.
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Suzie's suggestions
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Addressing Waiapu
The main speaker for tangata whenua at the anniversary powhiri at Te Aute College.
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The Word from Waiapu
The Very Rev Helen Jacobi, Dean of Waiapu Cathedral, who preached the installation sermon.
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Breaking that heals
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Legal Eagle
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In communion with Alaska
Bishop Mark MacDonald (from Alaska) receives communion from Bishop Victoria.
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Uninspiring
A crane nibbles at the tower of ChristChurch Cathedral. Photo: John Kirk-Anderson/The Press
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Dean Jamie
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Barefoot Bishop
The new barefoot bishop walks down Molesworth St towards the Canterbury Door of the cathedral.
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Allan's latest legacy
Bishop Ross Bay commends Allan Davidson, the editor of Living Legacy, for his labours.
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+Taranaki ascent
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Selwyns to be honoured
George and Sarah Selwyn: next year marks the bicentenary of their births.
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Beyond us, within us, and between us...
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General Synod sermon
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Outlining the options
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Watershed moment
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Into the depths
A group of our high-flying bishops peer into the ruined depths of ChristChurch Cathedral.
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Martin's turn
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Action woman
Karen Morrison-Hume, a champion for social justice. Picture, Bruce Mercer.
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Apostolic succession
The moment of ordination: the Archbishops and Bishops lay their hands on the candidate.
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Marathon man
Dean Jamie after the consecration of St Mary's as a cathedral in March 2010.
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Option 2: ceiling
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Waiting to fall
Close up of the damage above the portico of the Oxford St Baptist Church
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Her Bishop's blessing
Bishop John blesses Mrs Betty Tevi, who is a cathedral parishioner.
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Anointed for service
Archbishop David anoints the forehead and hands of the newly ordained bishop.
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