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I did enjoy this lovely and informative video. Thanks Ross. May God continue to blessyou.

What about a standard house blessing 🙌🏽 I think there something haunting me 😢

Kia Ora ka mau te wehi 🖤🤍❤️🙌🏽

It is sad, that not once did these religious guys mention the GOSPEL of JESUS CHRIST - nor did they even mention HIS Name --- nor did they mention the fact that their main purpose as a Church is to equip their congregation to then go out and fulfill Christ's call to all those who follow HIM to... " GO out and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the SON, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe and obey all the teachings of Jesus Christ as handed down to us through the HOLY WORD of God - the Bible. Tas Collier

I owe you and I always will.

If I and a hundred of my friends have no-limit credit, entire Wellington goes down in poverty. Unacceptable.

Tangi videos are great. I wish there were more tangis.

Ngamihi nui kia koe fabulous prayers in our native tongue Tena koe.

I replayed the start of the video in case I had missed something, but I hadn't. You failed to include a greeting in English, your native language. Why? Small wonder that that Anglican membership numbers are abysmal, and falling as we speak. Or are you seeking to boost your Maori membership. Fat chance there. Go woke, go broke...

Ta Paora so missed at AUT a wise and very kind soul. May he rest in peace as his legacy will be remembered. The Sir Paul Reeves Business Faculty is wonderful.

This is saturated in religion. Kei te te tikanga o to tatou tipuna?

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What an excellent kaupapa!

this is exactly what i need just come from a tangi at my mums place. time to bless the house

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If the deceased is a Christian it's a easier to perform these karakia but when the person is an unbeliever or atheist it's a lot more difficult what do say in a situation like that?

Thank you Ross.

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A great gathering on Saturday - made all the better with a meal together afterwards. Thanks Bishop.

Thank you so much for this! We wanted to learn to bless people in Te Reo; now we can!

Tena koe hei enei karakia waiata himene hoki Tau ke

Kia ora!

Thank you Bishop Ross for sharing such a beautiful reflection on the life of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. What an amazing example she was of Christian witness to us all. A life lived for God, in the service of our Soveriegn, who reigns Supreme. The King of kings.

Thank you on behalf of us all, within the Diocese of Auckland, for offering these respectful words. Indeed, we are most mindful at this time of The Queen as a true and faithful servant of Christ, the King she was called to serve. May she Rest in Peace and Rise in Glory, leaving this world for the next heavenly realm.

So glad that you are feeling better! Sorry to hear about Bishop Peter.

God be with all in this new exciting and valuable new ministry initiative. Lay ministry will be so important to meet our future challenges.

*👍супер и привет от тренера по футболу!!!!!!!!*

Like all Māori kupu, the kupu is defined by the sentence you use it in.

I am disappointed that you did nit acknowledge the first anniversary of the tragic loss of +Jim this past week.

Thank you for these very important teachings. Please don't stop your teaching.

awesome and most helpful

What a lovely man & a positive message . Thank you.

Very encouraging thank you for sharing

Excellent presentation, thank you

Interesting

Shocking!

Ngā mihi, thank you whaea. Beautiful to listen to your reo and your encouragement to learn.

It is indeed beautiful

Your a star Vicki and your light brightens all of our lives 🤩

Great work Rev Vicki so pleased to see you supported by the Anglican Dioceses and Bishop to create welcoming churches that are accessible and inclusive of disabled people. If helpful I could over look the policy and provide feedback Arohanui

This is outstanding work by Reverend Vicki. And Bishop Ross Bay's strong support of "disability awareness and inclusion initiatives" is a great blessing to witness. Thanks to the Auckland Diocese and to Reverend Vicki for this good news and good work.

great to have subtitles. Many thanks to and for those responsible.

Great to see this diocesan video being developed so imaginatively and so interactively. Thanks for all those responsible for this.

Splendid way to understand the practical connection of our crucifixion doctrine with the enormous and heartrending reality of Mediterranean refugee transience. Fascinating too that Lampedusa is also the home of our retired Pope - "our" Pope in the sense that Popes, active or retired or gone on into a greater light, are part of the whole whakapapa of the who'le church and the whole world, Thanks Ross for your leadership,

Congratulaations to Initiators of this splendidly appropriate project and good on you Bishop Ross Bay for spending time and energy and vision into this work. Hallelujah!

A privilege to listen to Reverend Jacynthia and Pihopa Hori (George) Connor share their reflections (as part of a team) on their part of the translation process of the ANZPB into Māori. They both have significant Christian Mana, in my view, for all the good work they have done as translators and scribes. This is a significant moment in history they are recalling. I hope someone does a doco on that time and this good work one day. Thank you Reverend Jacynthia and Pihopa Hori (George) Connor. The translation discussion starts at minute 10 on this video.

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Women should not be ordained to the priesthood. That is unbiblical.