Sunday morning. The bells of St Thomas More Church ring out, a familiar sound in the suburb of Wilton. But did you know that this church, a hub for the Catholic community, almost wasn’t here? St Thomas More Church, opened in 1969, was part of a wave of new churches built to accommodate Wellington’s growing population. It serves as a testament to the enduring faith of its parishioners. Nestled in the heart of Wilton, St Thomas More Church is more than just a place of worship. It’s a vibrant hub, alive with the spirit of community and echoing with the songs of its four unique choirs. You might even catch a performance from the Tongan or Filipino choir, a testament to the parish’s rich multicultural tapestry. Interestingly, during the peak of the Covid pandemic, the church extended its arms beyond spiritual solace. The foyer of St Thomas More Church transformed into a Covid testing station. This decision highlights their commitment to serving the community in practical ways, showcasing their compassion and resilience in the face of adversity.
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