***Distressing content hearing*** Mrs D gave evidence of her treatment (and the treatment of her children) within St Mary’s Home for unwed mothers, including the forced adoption of two of her children.

***Distressing content warning*** Margaret Wilkinson’s evidence described the abuse she experienced at ‘St Mary’s Home for Unwed Mothers’ and her attempts to get Redress from ‘the Anglican Trust for Women and Children’.

***Distressing content warning*** Louise Deans gave evidence about abuse experience while training to become an ordained Minister in the Anglican Church and her attempts to obtain redress.

***Distressing content warning*** Ms C gave evidence of the abuse of a Vicar within a Church and Youth Group setting.

***Distressing content warning*** Mr Oakly gave evidence about the abuse he suffered by an Archdeacon of the Brightwater Church of the Nelson Anglican Diocese, who was also Scout Commissioner for the Nelson region, as well as the impact of the abuse.

***Distressing content hearing*** Ms M discussed her home life and circumstances that led to being placed in the care of Anglican Social Services, and the abuse suffered in various home placements, which were made by Anglican Social Services and the State.

***Distressing content warning*** Mr Goodwin discussed the environment at Christ’s College, including abuse from senior students and the difficulty seeking redress after being educated within a “don’t tell” culture, as well as the subsequent impact of these experiences.

Mr Harding discussed the abuse suffered while attending Dilworth School in the 1970’s by staff at the School.

***Distressing content warning*** Jacinda talked about abuse suffered as a parishioner of the Nativity Anglican Church in Blenheim in the 2000’s, by the parish priest.

***Distressing content warning*** Opening submissions by Counsel Assisting the Royal Commission - Ms Anderson Opening submissions on behalf of the Bishops and Congregational Leaders of the Catholic Church in Aotearoa New Zealand by Ms McKechnie Submissions on behalf of Network for Survivors of Abuse in Faith-Based Institutions by Dr Murray Heasley and Liz Tonks.