Thank you to Windsor Park Baptist Church for creating this resource, which we are reproducing each day with permission. It was originally made as a booklet by WindsorCreative with visual identity adapted from reomaori.co.nz resources. Click here for an introduction to Mu0101ori Language Week.

Rahu012bna | Monday

He honore he kororia kite Atua

He maungarongo kite whenua

He whakaaro pai ki nga tangata katoa

Hanga e te Atua he ngakau hou

Ki rota ki tena, ki tena o matou Whakatongia

to Wairua Tapu

Hei awhina, hei tohutohu

Mo tenei ra

Ake, ake, ake

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Honour and glory to God

Peace on earth

Good will to all mankind

Lord develop a new heart

Inside all of us

Seed your Holy Spirit

Help us, guide us

For this day

Forever and ever

Amen


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Image credit: WindsorCreative and reomaori.co.nz

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