Te Reo expresses who we are in Aotearoa-NZ, not just for a few but for all. Even though languages don’t come easily to me, speaking some Te Reo Maori connects me to the whenua of this land and makes me part of a greater whole. As someone who is an Anglican Christian and part of a three Tikanga church structure, this is important as a small way of acknowledging that this is a partnership and not three silos.
Share how you celebrated
Share what you did for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2023. This will go on to become a showcase of how we celebrate te reo as a nation.
Andrew Metcalfe
I have been sharing this on our Facebook page (Called South, Anglican Diocese of Dunedin) and encouraging people to take part. We have some prayers/blessings in Te Reo on our website and I have encouraged people to re- visit this and have a go: https://www.calledsouth.org.nz/te-reo-resources/
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Individual profile pages show some of the contributions you make to the Māori language movement. You can make your own profile page and share your Māori language journey.
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