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Marilyn Pryor, served on the Executive Council of what is now called Voice for Life (Activists)
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Francis Petre, architect of cathedrals (Artists and architects)
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Charles Todd motor-industry pioneer and temperance activist; many in the Todd family were or are Catholics (Businesspeople)
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Jim Bolger, thirtyfifth Prime Minister of New Zealand (Politicians)
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Sir Charles Clifford, 1st Baronet (1813–1893), first Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives; (Politicians)
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Peter Dignan, fifteenth Mayor of Auckland City (Politicians)
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Bill English, thirtyninth Prime Minister of New Zealand (Politicians)
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Walter Lee, Auckland member of parliament (Politicians)
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Michael Joseph Savage, twentythird Prime Minister of New Zealand (Politicians)
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Heremia Te Wake, tribal leader and catechist (Politicians)
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Joseph Ward, seventeenth Prime Minister of New Zealand (Politicians)
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Frederick Weld, sixth Prime Minister of New Zealand (Politicians)
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Fr. Douglas Al-Bazi, refugee from Islamism
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Fr. Mark Beban, also a cricketer.
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Fr. Felix Donnelly (1929-2019), social activist, writer, academic and radio talkback host
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Rev. Fr. George Duggan, philosopher and centenarian
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Fr. David Kennedy, astronomer and educator
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Antony Sumich, F.S.S.P., New Zealander who was a former international Rugby Union and Cricket player for Croatia.
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Fr. Wiremu Te Awhitu, first Māori to be ordained
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Mary St Domitille Hickey, historian, school principal, and reportedly the first New Zealand woman to be awarded a doctorate in literature
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Mary Gonzaga Leahy, nun and hospital matron
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Sister Mary Leo, music educator, Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire
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Sister Marie Roche, honoured for her work in a prison
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K. O. Arvidson, poet and academic (Writers and journalists)
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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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Eileen Duggan (1894-1972), Poet. (Writers and journalists)
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Patrick Anthony Lawlor, writer known for the autobiographical work Old Wellington days, also worked for the Catholic Writers' Movement of New Zealand (Writers and journalists)
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