Saint Peter Chanel

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“To love Mary and bring others to love her.” That’s the guiding principle of St Peter Chanel here in Auckland. St Peter Chanel is more than just a church. It’s a community hub. It is a welcoming place for people from all walks of life.

St Peter Chanel stands as a testament to faith. Its doors are open to a diverse parish. People of many cultures come together here. They speak different languages. They have unique customs.

In 1976, St Peter Chanel was founded. It has since become a place of dedication to God. The community finds inspiration in St Peter Chanel. They find inspiration in Mary, the Mother of God.

The people of St Peter Chanel strive to respect each other. They encourage one another. They assist those in need. The parish aims to be a place of welcome and warmth. It is a place for strangers and friends alike.

Rev Michael Endemann serves as the Parish Priest. Rev Soane Lomu SM is the Assistant Priest. Luseane Lakai is the Secretary. Pio Fa’alogo is the Pastoral Parish Council Chairperson. They all contribute to the smooth operation of St Peter Chanel. They ensure a welcoming environment for all.

The church is located at 42 Boundary Road, Clover Park, Auckland. If you need to reach out, the phone number is +64 21 043 7475.

Adjacent to the church, at 42A Boundary Road, you will find St Peter Chanel Preschool. The preschool provides education and care. It caters to children of all ages. It offers “20 hours” for those aged three and over.

St Peter Chanel is part of a larger parish community. It includes St John the Evangelist. Both churches share the same Parish Priest and Assistant Priest. They work together to serve the Catholic community in Otara and Clover Park.

Imagine the sounds of different languages filling the air. Picture families gathering for Mass. Envision children playing in the preschool. Feel the warmth of the community. St Peter Chanel is not just a building. It is a living, breathing testament to faith and community.

St Peter Chanel continues to be a beacon of faith. It is a symbol of unity. It is a place where everyone is welcome. This is a place where everyone can find solace and community. Remember the mission: “To love Mary and bring others to love her.” It encapsulates the spirit of St Peter Chanel.

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