The long running negotiations over the restoration of the Christ Church Cathedral remain unresolved as the “good faith negotiations” of the church leadership are increasingly called into question. Read More And the responses from the Church http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/business …
What Christchurch Cathedral Means to Me by Sister John Mary Adshead I am a novice at the Benedictine Abbey off Regina Laudis In Connecticut …read more
Mike Yardley has praised the intervention as what should have happened three years ago. Read more.
The Anglican Church authorities have rejected our offer to help them cover the ugly wound in the Christ Church Cathedral. For years this this has been a daily reminder that they are determined to destroy the famous symbol of the Christian values that inspired our founding fathers to build an Angli …
Co-chairman of the Great Christchurch Buildings Trust, PHILIP BURDON argues the case for the restoration of the Christ Church Cathedral. See more here
Why do so many people in Christchurch, throughout New Zealand and around the world, feel so passionately that the Anglican Cathedral Church of Christ must be restored? Dr Ian Lochhead examines this question here.
A campaign to save the Christchurch Cathedral begins today, featuring aerial images taken from a helicopter at 500 feet just two months ago, show that the building is not ruined. The Great Christchurch Building Trust is behind the campaign and says the new perspective shows that the historic buildi …
Former Christchurch MP Jim Anderton responds to Herald on Sunday columnist Paul Little on the future of ChristChurch Cathedral. Herald on Sunday columnist Paul Little writes in his column on Sunday June 30, quite properly, about the catastrophic effect on the people of Christchurch of th …
An article in the New York Times by Justin Bergman on the Christchurch earthquake recovery includes a mention of the campaign to save the cathedral along with a link to our web site. See the article here.
Graeme Brady is sick of it. Sick of making the arguments, sick of hearing the counter-arguments. Sick of watching a beloved building slowly deteriorate while Cantabrians squabble. But he has more invested in it than most. Brady is a retired Anglican priest and one of the trustees of the Great Chris …