Tuesday, 3 September 2013
Owner of this blog is deceased!
Probably my last personal statement!!
Kia Ora Kautou, to everyone reading this, please endure in my message to you! Christians came to New Zealand for a purpose, they didn't come to eat their lunch. Although the Christians came to preach the word of the lord, it wasn't easy to teach what God wants preached, they had to go through many days or weeks by foot and enter areas or tribes where they most likely didn't feel comfortable. Now that goes to show how they put themselves on the line for Christianity! My last statement is that without Maori culture and christianity, we wouldn't be able to God how much we love him in our own way so if it wasn't for those catholic preachers, those maori people and those who believe in God, we wouldn't have such an amazing spirituallity!
28th of November - 1818
I don't feel good, I think I've got the flu. If I do die, please remember that Christianity is very important to us all, whether your maori or not, God wants the best for us, well the best for all. Anyway just know that God will always be here in times of need! Kakite ano whanau, peace and love to all!!
My first daughter! 1895
My wife has just had my first daughter and we have named her Hohepine (Whina), I hope that one day, she fights for her rights!!
Land sales! 1876
Why did I just sell my land for! It was a silly idea and from now on, i'm standing up for us maori and our land!!
1871
Father Pompallier has now just died! Thank-you for giving New Zealand's Religious rights and making mission stations here in New Zealand!
Bishop Pomallier has resigned!
Wow! Just found out that Bishop Pompallier has just resigned in Rome! He's done us proud!
Good Bye Bishop Pompallier!
Kakite Bishop Pompallier and good luck in Rome! He's pretty old now in 1869!
The Sisters Of Mary!!
Well now it's 1850 and the Sisters Of Mary have arrived, I guess that the Maori people will now be happy with the help of them.
Mission Stations!!
Well, it's 1841 and now the mission stations are starting and WOW do they look good!
Here is the Kaeo Mission Station!
Monday, 2 September 2013
Father Peter Chanel!
Hey, I forgot to tell you, 3 years ago, Father Peter Chanel arrived in Futuna in Fiji! And now in 1841 he was murded!
Treaty Of Waitangi!
It's 1840 now and Bishop Pompallier has been doing some good work and making wonderful mission stations. Today, most of us are going to the Treaty Of Waitangi and I don't know whether Hone Heke is going to sign it, getting rather worried but anyway, I hope we get Catholic Rights for New Zealand because I don't want to be an anglican! Kakite ano!!
Bishop Pompalier Arrives!!
It was 1838 and I saw the french boat arrive and out walked Bishop Pompalier. We walked and talked about eachother and this is what I know - In 1802, he was born in France. In 1823, he went to a seminary in Lyon/ France at the age of 22. He was ordanied as a priest on the 13th of June, 1829. He was very close to the Society of Mary and especially Father Jean Claude Colin. In 1836 he was consecrated.
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