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Goal amount raised

Tickets are now on sale

 

First prize $4000

Second prize $600

Third prize $400

 

FOPP is a not for profit event.

To help keep the cost of pilgrim registration down FOPP raises funds each year the event takes place to offset the running costs.

Lottery tickets can be purchased directly from the FOPP table after either 8am or 10am Sunday Mass at St Paul’s College in Grey Lynn Auckland.

We are unable to sell tickets online at this stage.

If you would like to beome a ticket seller for this fundraiser and be in to win the prize draw of having 10 masses said for your intentions fill in the registration form below:

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Lottery Rules & Information

This raffle is to raise funds for the “Footsteps of Pompallier Pilgrimage”. 

The organiser of this raffle is Rev Fr Antony Sumich, FSSP. 

There will only be 400 tickets available in this lottery and each ticket price is $40. 

The lottery will be drawn on August 15th at the Auckland Latin Mass Chaplaincy 10th Anniversary Dinner which will be held at the Blockhouse Bay Community Center. The event starts at 6:30pm. 

The three winning tickets will be publicly drawn at the conclusion of the dinner at 9pm. 

The first prize is $4000 NZD | The second prize is $600 NZD | The third prize is $400 NZD 

The raffle results will be in posted on the Auckland Latin Mass Chaplaincy bulletin, website www.fssp.nz and Facebook page /fsspauckland.

Each person purchasing a ticket must provide a mobile phone number on the ticket stub in order for the organiser to contact them should they win a prize. 

The sale of tickets for this raffle will close at midnight on the 9th August 2026 or when all 400 tickets are sold out.

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2024 Founding Sponsors & Donors:

Thank you to all the people and organisations whose combined

efforts made the pilgrimage happen for the first time in 2024

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2024 Core Organisational Team

Don Da Via, Helen Thorpe, Antony Thorpe, Miriam Guthrie, Fr Anton Sumich,

Fr.Nathan Pospischil, Anthony Ng, Tauriq Barron, Catherine Opie

 

2024 Donors

Miriam & Steve Guthrie, Rolland & Tofa Pereira, Cecilia Titi Gore, Helen & Antony Thorpe, Lourdes Ng, Louis D’Argent, Anthony Ng, Marietta and Joe Seiuli, Fiona & Geoff Thomas, The Gaugau Family, Peter Yung, Susan Moa, Antonia Vai, Theresa Chan, Catherine Opie,

All of the Auckland Latin Mass community

And others who wish to remain anonymous

a very big THANK YOU for all your support,

we could not have done it without you.

 

2024 Fundraising Team

Fiona & Geoff Thomas, Antonia Vai, Peter Yung, Ryan Johnson,

Michael & Dominique Baker, Susan Moa, Lynn Vai, Marietta & Joe Seiuli,

Myles Davidson, Jan Deocampo, Venezia Gaugau, Giovana Gaugau,

Tirzah Alfante, Francesca Yuen, Gertrude Yuen, Mel Adriatico, Sophie Black,

Thomas Hay, Tauriq Barron, Theresa, Tanzee Samita, Felix Auvaa, Fipa Wulf,

Easton Malletoa-Brown, Wesley Moa, Catherine Opie

 

2024 Pilgrim Support Team

Team Leaders:

Fr. Anton Sumich, Fr. Nathan Pospischil, Don Da Via

Base Camp:

Grace Yuen, Gertrude Yuen, Catherine Opie, Myles Davidson,

Tofa Pereira, Rolland Pereira, Beth Alfante

Road Crew:

Suresh Haridas, Bob Schimanski, Chris,

Aaron Lawgun, Ronald, Anthony Ng, Mark Mitchelson

We would like to acknowledge

 The hospitality and generosity of:

The Flood Family,

St Patrick’s Church Okaihau parish,

Mudgeway Hall Community,

Tautoko Radio Station

Te Karae Marae and the Church of St John the Baptist,

Motu Karaka Marae and the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption,

Motuti Marae and St Mary’s Church.

 

Special mention also to the land owner who towed our supply truck out of the mud, in the middle of a storm, to the first base camp.

Join us on this journey as we follow in the footsteps of the first Catholic missionaries in New Zealand.

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