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Emotional homecoming to Mauke
Monday 26 February 2018 | Published in Weekend
I had something of a spiritual experience last week – although I’m not really that sort of guy – and ticked or half ticked something off my bucket list at the same time.
Hibiscus & Ruthless is hilarious and humourous
Monday 26 February 2018 | Published in Entertainment
Nowadays when a new movie rolls into Empire Cinema, it’s often something you’re already familiar with, like the latest instalment in a superhero franchise, an adaptation of some bestselling book, or an old classic remade for modern audiences.
Union with Christ: past, present and future
Friday 23 February 2018 | Published in Church Talk
Union with Christ by means of the Holy Spirit is not a peripheral matter in biblical theology, although it is widely neglected.
Black Panther even better than expected
Monday 19 February 2018 | Published in Entertainment
Black Panther is even better than you might think.
Sister Teresa celebrated
Monday 19 February 2018 | Published in Church Talk
On January 21, the Catholic community celebrated the 60 years Sister Teresa has lived as a Religious Sister of St. Joseph of Cluny.
Handling frustration
Monday 19 February 2018 | Published in Church Talk
What is frustration? According to Miriam Webster dictionary, the word frustration means, a feeling of anger or annoyance caused by being unable to do something; or a deep chronic sense or state of insecurity and dissatisfaction arising from unresolved problems or unfulfilled need.
Movie's appeal stuck in a grey area
Monday 12 February 2018 | Published in Entertainment
Let me describe a movie scenario to you.
The significance of Ash Wednesday
Friday 9 February 2018 | Published in Church Talk
Next Wednesday, you might see members of the Catholic Church marked with ashes on their foreheads.
Bizarre Jackie Chan movie lots of fun
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Entertainment
Comedy-action star Jackie Chan is one of the most recognisable names in the movie business.
When the 'Sea Devil' came calling
Tuesday 6 February 2018 | Published in Weekend
One of the most intriguing stories involving the Cook Islands began on Aitutaki on the morning of August 31, 1917, when six smartly-dressed and well-groomed men made an unexpected arrival
Time to 'put on the new man'
Saturday 3 February 2018 | Published in Church Talk
Happy New Year friends and associates!
Where to in 2018 for our young?
Friday 26 January 2018 | Published in Church Talk
We are now close to the end of the first month of 2018.
Powerful show has sad message
Tuesday 23 January 2018 | Published in Art
Mangaia is one of the most beautiful islands in the Pacific, but its population is declining. This is the strong message behind Fe’ena Syme-Buchanan’s photographic exhibition at the Cook Islands National Museum which opened on Friday.
Ageing action star Liam Neeson at it again
Monday 22 January 2018 | Published in Entertainment
WHEN I first saw the poster for the new Liam Neeson film, The Commuter, I didn’t think it was a real movie. (Tagline: His life is on the line.)
Topical exhibition a first for Fe'ena
Tuesday 16 January 2018 | Published in Art
Population loss on Mangaia is the theme for a photographic exhibition at the National Museum which starts this week.
E oki ki te Atua, e akaou i taau i tia
Friday 12 January 2018 | Published in Church Talk
Return to God and renew your vows – Salamo 116
Have a clear vision for your future
Friday 5 January 2018 | Published in Church Talk
If you are going to make a difference with your life in 2018, it is important that you have a clear picture of what your expectations are for the year.
Resolutions for a brighter year
Friday 29 December 2017 | Published in Church Talk
“Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth” – 3 John 2
Comedy remake hits right spot with some
Wednesday 27 December 2017 | Published in Entertainment
There was a point in Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle that I was probably in the minority in the audience.
The story behind Christmas trees
Friday 22 December 2017 | Published in Church Talk
Not until the Renaissance are there clear records of trees being used as a symbol of Christmas, beginning in Latvia in 1510 and Strasbourg in 1521.
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