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Miha Māori
Māori Mass

MIHA MĀORI / MĀORI MASS

This file is the Māori Mass in PDF

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Orange Māori Mass Book many are familiar with (with Waiata) Anei: Here
Waiata Tautoko for the Mass found here: Sourced form The Diocese of Palmerston North.
http://pn.catholic.org.nz/?sid=2367

Liturgy music written by Richard Puanaki
​Te reo pronunciation guide by Danny Karatea-Goddard


This Maori pronunciation resource guides the Priest through each part of the Mass, as indicated by each title. A CD has also been produced and is available from Deacon Danny Karatea-Goddard, Vicar for Maori Pastoral Care, Diocese of Palmerston North. Ph 06 350 3821 Email dkaratea-goddard@pndiocese.org.nz
Te Miha Maori - Pronunciation Guide (Audio)Click on the links below to listen to the audio pronunciation guide.
   Introduction
   The Eucharistic Prayer
   Communion Rite & Our Father
   Peace be with you & Lamb of God
   Communion
   Concluding Rites 


Waiata Te Miha Maori Chanting the Maori Mass
All Chant settings and Music arranged by Richard Puanaki, may be used with permission, with acknowledgements to the Tawhiti a Maru Marae Whanau and to Eileen Barrington for the transcription.
Chants - PDFs:E Whaki Ana - I Confess
Kororia - Gloria
E Whakapono Ana - Apostle's Creed
He Tapu - Holy, Holy
E Te Ariki - Acclamation 1
I A Matou - Acclamation 2
A CD of this Mass setting is available from Richard Puanaki. email rpuanaki@xtra.co.nz

Sunday Readings in Maori
The Sunday Readings in Maori are available from Pa Mick Ryan, 7 Westminster Road, Mount Eden, Auckland 1024, New Zealand. An email to pamikaere@clear.net.nz will also get you a copy. Each week consists of two A4 pages: one is bi-lingual the other is totally in Maori. You may add your name to the list of those who receive an email copy every week containing the following Sunday's Readings in both Bi-lingual and Maori formats. 

The texts used are from 
HITORIA POTO NO TE KAWENATA TAWHITO ME TE KAWENATA HOU A TO TATOU ARIKI, issued in 1909 as the official Maori text for the Catholic Maori Mission.

CONTEMPORARY ENGLISH VERSION issued by the Bible Society.
These Sunday Readings are available FREE OF CHARGE - ta te Maori - HE AROHA.
If you want to get a large number of these, then a donation to the TAMAKI MAORI MISSION is welcome $10 for the Sunday Readings and $5 for the A5 size Maori-English Mass Booklets, to defray the costs.

​Te Maunga Rongo - PenanceThis leaflet on the Sacrament of Penance has been compiled by Pa Ryan.  These karakia are used at Te Unga Waka Marae by those helping children prepare for their first Confession, prior to their First Holy Communion and for adults who want to refresh or renew their participation in this sacrament. 
Te Runanga o Te Hahi Katorika ki Aotearoais the national body established by the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference to advise the bishops on the pastoral care and evangelisation of Maori, and to foster understanding and communication within the Church on matters pertaining to Maori pastoral care.
Te Runanga o Te Hahi Katorika ki Aotearoa has its own website offering additional resources

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"haere mai, tauti mai, whakapiri mai. - Ka inoi tonu matou e te whanau" We are the church, lets share about ourlives, about being Maori and Katorika, our karakia, expressions of katorikatanga and our struggles.
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