We write to share with you the progress being made on the development of a Marist Brothers public apology. As previously shared the Marist Brothers will be offering a public apology on Saturday, 9 May 2026, with the event to be held at the Hyundai Marine Sports Centre, Auckland . On The Day We understand people feel differently about a public apology. We deeply respect the diverse experiences and emotions this brings, and we are committed to holding space for all of them. Th

We write this note to tell you about the progress being made on the development of a public apology. The Marist Brothers would first like to thank all those who contributed and provided feedback on what aspects of a public apology were important to them. Your input has significantly helped shape the event as it comes together. I especially want to acknowledge the Survivors Public Apology & Redress Committee (SPAR), who continue to help guide and shape this event. Our discussi

The 12 of November marks one year since the Governments National commitment to honouring and remembering survivors of historical abuse in state care and faith-based institutions. The Marist Brothers stand firmly in that commitment and join in marking this anniversary with deep respect and humility. The Marist Brothers acknowledge the deep harm caused and the courage of those who have come forward. The Marist Brothers focus on listening, creating safe spaces for Survivors, tan

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