SUNDAY MASS

10:30am weekly

followed by a shared morning tea

WEEKDAYS

Wednesdays @ 09:30am

celebrated with our St. Paul’s school community and followed by exposition of the Blessed Eucharist

RECONCILIATION

Available after Mass

and at other select times organised throughout the year

ABOUT US

Saint Paul’s Catholic Church is the local parish in the heart of the Ngaruawahia community.

We welcome all who wish to join us in celebrating the word of Our Lord Jesus Christ. 

We also have a parish hall on site, which we hire out for events and occasions. St. Paul’s Catholic Primary School is also located on the same grounds as the church and hall.

COMING UP

News & Events 

FreeHealth Checks: Free Health Checks at Ngaruawahia Community House every Friday 10am – midday. Wintec students will be doing these free assessments under my supervision as a registered nurse.We provide assessments for pre-diabetes/diabetes, cholesterol, asthma, fall prevention assessmentsand other general checks for free. Each assessment would […]
Never been in a Catholic church or perhaps any church? You will be most welcome. We are a very ethnically diverse parish.
OUR PARISH COMMUNITY

Saint Pauls Parish Team

Father Stuart (Priest)

Parish Team: Kevin (Chair), Terry, Dayle (Finance), Tony, Frank , Collette, Sarah, Tomasz

Liturgy Comittee: Theresa (Convenor), Jocelyn, Kim, Peter, Collette, Sarah.

HALL HIRE

Our Parish Hall is available for event hire…

Hall Hire Donation

 Evening & Day Hire: $150.00 ($100 Bond)

Evening Only (6.30pm onwards): $100.00 ($100 Bond)

Daytime Only (Vacate prior to 6pm): $80.00 ($50 Bond)

**Special rates apply for parishioners

Please contact Frank on (07) 824 7326 for further information.
HISTORY

In 1861 Bishop Jean Baptiste Pompallier sent his nephew, Father Antoine Pompallier, to Ngaruawahia.

 Here, in a small whare on the banks of the Waipa river, the original Catholic mission to this area was founded. 

It was not until after the Waikato Wars that the first Catholic church was officially built in Herschel Street in 1872. Although established at this time, it would not be until 1903 that there was a resident priest at the parish. This was probably Father George Wüst who died in 1905 and is buried in the Ngaruawahia cemetery. 

Ten years later, on the 16th November 1913, Saint Paul’s Catholic Church as we know it today was opened. 


OUR SCHOOL

Saint Paul’s Catholic Primary School

ADDRESS

Corner of Great South Road and Belt Street, Ngaruawahia, 3720

PHONE NUMBERS

Fr. Stuart  (07) 8556214

Terry | Parish Contact) (07) 8248845

Theresa (Convenor Liturgy Committee | (07) 824 8704
‭027 441 1674‬

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