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Daily Mass Reading Podcast For September 5, 2023

Track Listing

1. Born into the 90s- R.Kelly & Public Announcement 
2. Lets go back to bed - Ray Parker Jr
3. Love , No Limit- Mary J Blige 
4. Whatever- En Vogue 
5. Groove of love- Ebony Vibe Everlasting 
6. Reminisce - Mary J Blige 
7. Curiosity- Aaron Hall 
8. Steel- 702
9. Good enough- Bobby Brown 
10. They don’t care about us- Michael Jackson 
11. Love is strange- Ray Parker Jr 
12. Don’t put me off until tomorrow- George Pettus 
13. Baby baby baby - TLC
14. Keep on grooving- Kruez
15. Let me be the one- Intro 
16. I want your love- Heavy D 
17. Work to do- Vanessa Williams 
18. Creep- TLC
19. The rush- Luther Vandross

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KRST/Albuquerque jingles (ReelWorld KNCI resings) NEW!

Haea te ata
Ka hapara te ata
Ka tū te ata
Ko te ata matua
Ka waiora te kutu
Ka korihi te manu
Ka awatea
Haea te ata
The transmission from te pō to te ao mārama, the hourney to enlightenment – ka pō, ka pō, ka awatea.
This album is the second produced under Te Hā o Tahupōtiki and is aptly named Haea Te Ata. The name is a symbolic phrase that refers to the way in which the dawn slices through the womb of Hine-nui-te-pō. In a metaphorical way it is taken from the way in which our tūpuna slit the belly of a barracuda and how the intestines then slid through the belly of the ika.
Haea te ata is one of several stages of transmission from te pō to te ao mārama and is very illustrative of our own transition to enlightenment. the proverb, which appears above describes these stages. It comes from an old chant that was held by Aunty Rima Bell.

09 Ka Tahuri Au

This fourth edition of the Te Hā series, Ka Korokī Te Manu, speaks of the dawn chorus of birds. Some of the waiata and haka included are repeats from previous albums and others are newer compositions which sing to a younger generation. We also herald a wonderful chorus of waiata dating back to the 1940s. Ka Korokī Te Manu contains plenty for us all to enjoy and learn. Nō reira – e tau taku manu e tau

Tahu Pōtiki

This fourth edition of the Te Hā series, Ka Korokī Te Manu, speaks of the dawn chorus of birds. Some of the waiata and haka included are repeats from previous albums and others are newer compositions which sing to a younger generation. We also herald a wonderful chorus of waiata dating back to the 1940s. Ka Korokī Te Manu contains plenty for us all to enjoy and learn. Nō reira – e tau taku manu e tau.

Kōpū uriuri

Ngāi Tahu

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