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Walter Lee, Auckland member of parliament (Politicians)
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Rev. Fr. George Duggan, philosopher and centenarian
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Marilyn Pryor, served on the Executive Council of what is now called Voice for Life (Activists)
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James K. Baxter, poet and convert who was offered a job composing catechetical material for the Catholic Education Board (Writers and journalists)
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Bill English, thirtyninth Prime Minister of New Zealand (Politicians)
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K. O. Arvidson, poet and academic (Writers and journalists)
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New Zealand has no state religion, with 66.7 percent of the population practicing Protestantism and Catholicism, 9 percent is nonreligious or unaffiliated, and 24.3 percent of other religions. New Zealand stands for freedom of conscience.
New Zealand Catholics strictly observe the Ten Commandments and the holy church's four rules, do not commit the seven deadly sins. At the same time, there is a great deal of respect and filial respect for the character, for the conduct of life, for relations with parents and friends, and a great deal of regulation for Catholics. New Zealand has a very large number of Catholics, and then the generator tool randomly generated 27 of the more famous New Zealanders, all of whom have a background in politics, business, art, architecture, etc., and openly profess their faith.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of New Zealand Catholics.
