Welcome to the website of the Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions of Aotearoa – New Zealand and Samoa. The Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions (RNDM) Aotearoa-New Zealand and Samoa form part of an international community of Catholic Sisters who carry on missionary work in twenty countries around the world. In each… Read more »
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Contact
Office: office@rndm.org.nzPhone: 04 939 1231 P.O. Box 30-575 Lower Hutt 5040 RNDM International website:https://www.rndm.org/
RNDM International Mission Newsletters
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Resources
A History of St Joseph’s Māori Girls’ CollegeMalcolm Mulholland Huia Publishing 2022 – available from www.huia.co.nz. This is the first comprehensive history of St Joseph’s Māori Girls’ College, the second oldest Māori boarding school, which was started by Sisters of Our Lady of the Mission in 1868. For 152 years, the college has been dedicated… Read more »
Mission Appeal
RNDM Mission Appeal 2024 To Donate please click here to download our 2024 Mission Appeal information pamphlet RNDM LITERACY CENTRE: Odisha – India The RNDM Sisters have established a Mission in Odisha. The social work center activities focus on providing quality education to the children in different villages who are neglected due to distance and… Read more »
Colleges
Sacred Heart College, Napier: In 1867 the school for ‘Young Ladies’ that would eventually become known as Sacred Heart College was blessed and opened. It was the first Catholic school and hostel established by the Sisters in New Zealand.http://www.sacredheartnapier.school.nz Saint Joseph’s Maori Girls’ College, Greenmeadows: St Joseph’s Māori Girls’ College was founded in 1867. The… Read more »
Our Spirituality
Longing to be One Our longing to be One and to be Love inspires us to be an RNDM earth community. Our shared life in community finds its source in God – Trinity, who has inscribed the rhythm of Divine relationships into the fabric of creation. We are drawn into this dance of communion with… Read more »