We are sharing with you details of the Aotearoa New Zealand Marist Brothers public apology. This apology is for Survivors, and we warmly welcome you, your whānau, and friends. The event has been shaped with input from Survivors to ensure it is respectful, safe, and supportive. As this space includes people with lived experience of abuse, we ask all attendees to speak with care and compassion. The wellbeing of all Survivors, their whānau and friends comes first. The public ap

The Marist Brothers Public Apology will be held on Saturday, 9 May 2026. The formal apology will begin at 12:00 noon and finish around 13:30 pm. Everyone attending is invited to stay and share food/kai, connect with the resources or ask questions with the professionals available. The event will conclude at 3:30 pm. Doors Open 11:30 am Mihi Whakatau and Welcome 12:00 A welcome that acknowledges mana whenua and

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

On the 15 February this year we launched the Association of Champagnat Marists at St Paul’s College. Since then, several participants at...