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

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. The

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