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"Some falls have religious connotations, perhaps because of the concept of holy water. A waterfall on the Te Kūiti–New Plymouth road is said to have healing qualities, and was named the Madonna Falls, after the mother of Christ. A local religious group named the site Te Whāea o te Rere (Our Lady of the Waterfall)." Direct Copy From http://www.teara.govt.nz/TheBush/Landscapes/Waterfalls/4/en

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