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- 1801 was the year Bishop Pompallier was born in Lyon, France.
- With the help of four priests and three Marist brothers, Pompelier left France in 1836 to lead a pioneering Catholic mission in west-central Oceania.
- I'm gonna convert lot of people to Christianity so they turn to God.
- Upon arriving in New Zealand hokianga on 10th of January 1838 as the Vicar Apostolic of Western Oceania, he made it the center of his activities.
- Three days after Pompelier arrived in Hokianga, his party celebrated their first mass.
- It was a long journey but we can finally visit to our fathers house again.
- In 1840, when the Treaty of Waitangi was being debated, he contributed his considerable abilities to the cause, obtaining a guarantee of the freedom to practice religion in New Zealand from the Governor Hobson.
- religious freedom for all beliefs in NZ!
- ok
- The Bishop set up sixteen mission stations around the North and South Islands by 1844, with the arrival of more missionaries - priests, sisters, and seminarians.
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