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Station XV: Episode 166 — Attack, Assisted Dying, Afghanistan, Activity

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The terror attack on an Auckland supermarket leads this month’s episode, with the New Zealand bishops condemning the attack, praying for the injured victims and urging the pursuit of peace. Across the Tasman in Australia, faith-based health care workers are worried about the impact that assisted dying laws will have on them, while back in New Zealand, support is being sought for incoming Afghan refugees. In the United States, the bishops are calling for more civility in public discourse. After another heavy show, maybe we need some time to kick back and relax. Foosball, anyone?

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Homily for the Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sermons from the Microphone

“We’re All Going to Die (but that’s OK)”: Fr Anthony Trenwith, Administrator of Holy Family Parish in Kerikeri and Te Parihi o te Ngakau Tapu at Waitaruke, shares his homily for the Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time.

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Homily for the Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sermons from the Microphone

“Not So Open”: Fr Anthony Trenwith, Administrator of Holy Family Parish in Kerikeri and Te Parihi o te Ngakau Tapu at Waitaruke, shares his homily for the Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time.

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Homily for the Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sermons from the Microphone

“Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out”: Fr Anthony Trenwith, Administrator of Holy Family Parish in Kerikeri and Te Parihi o te Ngakau Tapu at Waitaruke, shares his homily for the Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time.

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Homily for the Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sermons from the Microphone

“Not Mansplaining”: Fr Anthony Trenwith, Administrator of Holy Family Parish in Kerikeri and Te Parihi o te Ngakau Tapu at Waitaruke, shares his homily for the Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time.

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Station XV: Birthday Interview with Bishop Gielen

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In a special treat for 15th Station listeners, James interviews Auckland Auxiliary Bishop Michael Gielen as New Zealand marks its patronal feast day: the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. That was why this podcast launched on August 15 — all the way back in 2007. Bishop Michael speaks about the re-dedication of New Zealand to Our Lady, the power of prayer and the effects of the pandemic on life and faith. You can find the full August 2021 episode of The 15th Station at www.station15.co.nz 

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Station XV: Episode 165 — Our 14th Birthday!!

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As The 15th Station celebrates our 14th birthday, we open the episode with a special guest: Auckland Auxiliary Bishop Michael Gielen. Bishop Michael talks with James about COVID-19, the re-dedication of New Zealand to Our Lady Assumed into Heaven and the power of prayer. The regular panel of Anna, Don and Gavin then joins the show for the usual array of “hot topics”, which this month means the Australian Census, parish research in New Zealand and the Pope’s motu proprio on the Traditional Latin Mass. Welcome to new listeners, whether they’re here on earth or further afield. (It will make sense when you listen.) Thanks for joining us for our birthday celebration.

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Homily for the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Sermons from the Microphone

“Bold Assumptions”: Fr Anthony Trenwith, Administrator of Holy Family Parish in Kerikeri and Te Parihi o te Ngakau Tapu at Waitaruke, shares his homily for the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

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Homily for the Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sermons from the Microphone

“Needing More Than Weet-Bix”: Fr Anthony Trenwith, Administrator of Holy Family Parish in Kerikeri and Te Parihi o te Ngakau Tapu at Waitaruke, shares his homily for the Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time.

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Homily for the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sermons from the Microphone

“Looking for Signs”: Fr Anthony Trenwith, Administrator of Holy Family Parish in Kerikeri and Te Parihi o te Ngakau Tapu at Waitaruke, shares his homily for the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time.

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