Hundreds of Aucklanders braved a sodden late winter's evening to welcome Jo Kelly-Moore as the new dean of their cathedral.
Parliament should show stronger leadership if it’s serious about taming alcohol abuse, says Bishop Ross Bay.
The Bishop of Fresh Expressions, Graham Cray, teaches a cross-section of churchgoers new ways to fly with the Spirit.
Several thousand people gathered in Christchurch to protest at the way Canterbury's water will be managed in future.
Hundreds jammed into St Peter's Onehunga yesterday, to farewell a much-loved priest who had an extraordinary impact on her community.
Sharing in the Eucharist can unlock priests from fantasy and false expectation, Auckland's clergy are told.
The Rev Jo Kelly-Moore has been appointed Dean of Auckland’s Holy Trinity Cathedral. She is currently Vicar of St Aidan’s, Remuera.
The Bishop of Auckland welcomes the Law Commission report “Alcohol in our Lives, Curbing the Harm.”
The great doors of Holy Trinity Cathedral swing open in celebration after the Rt Rev Ross Bay knocks three times to be installed as the 11th Bishop of Auckland.
• Basin and towel: essential elements for a new bishop
Vandals have again targeted the billboard outside Auckland's St Matthew in the City.
A Hukarere College choir leads the Lord's Prayer during Waiapu's 150th celebrations at Pukehou.
Bishop John blesses Mrs Betty Tevi, who is a cathedral parishioner.
A reflective moment for Sir Paul Reeves during Waiapu's 150th anniversary service.
Lady Beverly Reeves congratulates Bishop John on his retirement.
Preacher Jim White hands the new bishop two essential tools of office: a basin and towel.
Ross Bay, the new Bishop of Auckland, with members of the Auckland Fire Police Unit. - NZPA
Former mayor Roy McLennan delivers the sword to cut Nelson's birthday cake. Picture: Nelson Mail
Bishop Victoria is flanked by Chancellor Richard Cottrell and Registrar Alison Jephson.
The bishop-elect prostrated himself before the altar immediately before his ordination.
Children to the fore for Wellington's sesqui celebration in St Paul's Cathedral.
The main speaker for tangata whenua at the anniversary powhiri at Te Aute College.
"Send your Holy Spirit, that we who receive Christ's body, may indeed be the body of Christ..."
Leo Te Kira: a man who doesn't try to cover up or apologise for himself.
The St Matthew's billboard after a protestor took a paint brush to it.
The upper part of the new stained-glass window at Christ Church Pukehou
Despite the rain, people still had to eat during Wellington's sesqui.
Dunedin's new Bishop bestows his blessing on the cathedral congregation.
Pukehou's new stained-glass window is unveiled during Waiapu's 150th celebrations.
Dean Ross performs the first baptism at Holy Trinity Cathedral's new glass baptismal font.
The Rev John McAlpine, with his late and much loved wife, the Rev Jenny Harrison.
Processing into St Paul's Cathedral at the start of Wellington's sesqui celebration.
Kelvin and Clemency Wright: a recent photo, taken at the time of their daughter Bridget's wedding.
Bishop Victoria Matthews prostrates herself before the altar of ChristChurch Cathedral.
The new Anglican Bishop of the Diocese of Dunedin, The Rt Rev Dr Kelvin Wright.
CMS family: Steve and Mary Maina with Rinna (8) and Tanielle (5).
Bishop Victoria chats with a special guest after her installation.
Bells and smoke for the installation of Bishop Victoria Matthews in Christchurch.
Enthusiastic buyers of the book in the cathedral after the launch.
The Very Rev Helen Jacobi, Dean of Waiapu Cathedral, who preached the installation sermon.
Bishop Ross Bay invites the congregation to make their Communion.
Sir Paul Reeves delivers the sermon at Waiapu's 150th anniversary service at Pukehou.
Dean Jo Kelly-Moore recites her vows last night to her Bishop, the Rt Rev Ross Bay.
Bishop John lays down the pastoral staff which he picked up 15 years ago.
On her way to receive communion, Jubilee Rajiah acknowledges Clemency Wright.
Dancers from Chilton St James' School performing during Wellington's sesqui celebration.
The Bishop's mitre was designed and made by his sister, Valerie Swatridge, of Nelson.
The Rev Helen Wilderspin presents the diocese's warm wishes to its new bishop.
Bishop Victoria Matthews alongside Bishop John Gray prior to her installation in Christchurch.
Archbishop David Moxon celebrates as Bishop Victoria looks on.
Hannah Crosse from Weber presents Waiapu's Bishop Bear to Archbishop Brown Turei.
Bishop Mark MacDonald (from Alaska) receives communion from Bishop Victoria.
"We give you thanks," prayed Bishop Ross, "for this foretaste of your glory..."
The Rev Dr Kelvin Wright, in St John's Roslyn, the Dunedin church he's served for the last 11 years.
Bishop David Rice and Sir Paul Reeves catch up at Waiapu's 150th celebrations.
Catherine and Bridget with their mum and dad, Clemency and Kelvin Wright.
Bishop George Connor on the steps of St Paul's Cathedral in Dunedin.
The hearse emerges from the honour guard, bound for the crematorium.
George and Sarah Selwyn: next year marks the bicentenary of their births.
A solemn moment - Bishop John's staff, laid on the altar, ready for the next Bishop of Auckland.
Nathan Kelly-Moore gives his newly-installed mum a squeeze of congratulations.
Bishop George Connor who has announced his retirement in November.
Archbishop David Moxon prepares to place the bishop's mitre on Ross Bay. Picture, Simon Woolf.
After the service - and the warmth of the congrats dispelled the rain and bluster of the evening.
The Rev Dr Kelvin Wright, the man chosen to lead the Anglican Diocese of Dunedin.
The moment of ordination: the Archbishops and Bishops lay their hands on the candidate.
Living history: seven Waiapu bishops - and the 10 authors of The Gift Endures.
Hukarere girls offer a waiata at David Rice's ordination in Waiapu.
Mrs Clemency Wright, Bridget, Catherine and Scott Murray, Bridget's husband.
Dean Peter Beck and Bishop Victoria Matthews take the icy plunge for children with heart defects.
Mrs Joyce Irving, long-time cathedral parishioner, farewells Bishop John.
The Bishops of Auckland and Te Tai Tokerau lead their clergy through the renewal of their vows.
The new bishop and his wife respond to wellwishers outside the main entrance to the cathedral.
The Bishop's new crozier was designed and carved by Hugh Prebble of Oamaru.
Bishop John presided at last Sunday's Eucharist at Holy Trinity Cathedral, Parnell.
Alan Firth, a layman from St John's Roslyn, preached the ordination sermon.
Wellington's sesqui crowd is entertained in the Loaves and Fishes.
Bishop John and Marion leave Holy Trinity Cathedral to a stirring haka.
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One of Dunedin's own, Dr Kelvin Wright, is installed as its ninth Anglican Bishop.
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