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The Salvation Army has given a lukewarm response the idea of establishing an independent body to deal with all claims of abuse of people in the care of the state and churches. The Abuse in Care Royal Commission is hearing from churches into how they have handled cases of historical abuse over the next week-and-a-half. Photo: RNZ / Patrice Allen Survivors have been advocating for an independent organisation for sometime to avoid them having to seek redress from the institution where the abuse took place. The Abuse in Care Royal Commission is hearing from churches into how they have handled ca...

Thursday, 4 March 2021, 7:59 am Witnesses for faith-based institutions, including Archbishops and a Cardinal, will give evidence before the Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry this month, on their processes for resolving historic and current abuse claims. Phase 2 of the Faith-based Redress hearing runs from 15 to 29 March. Phase 1 of the hearing was held late last year and focussed on the experience of survivors in seeking redress (such as compensation, counselling, an apology etc) for abuse and/or neglect in the care of faith-based institutions. The faith-based institution witnesses ...

Chancellorsville is both general lee's greatest triumph and one of the confederacy's most demoralizing tragedies. the rebel victory opens the door for another chance to invade the north, but the critical injury of stonewall jackson may prove to be a loss too great for the south to overcome. >> lee understands what jackson means for him. i don't think jackson understood what he meant for lee because jackson was a much bigger-picture kind of person. he saw himself within god's unfolding plan, and if this is the time that he is to die, so be it. >> you called for me, sir? >> colonel walker... you...

Has earned his law degree and now commands a regiment in jackson's stonewall brigade. >> our pickets report no movement, sir. it appears mcclellan won't be coming this way anytime soon. >> thank you...colonel walker. >> walker ultimately becomes not only jackson's fellow soldier but a friend, and in a way, that's a testament to the kind of person jackson was, that he remained constant and the same, and people came around to his way of thinking. >> as the confederate army regroups after a failed attempt to invade the north, people throughout the south look to jackson as an inspiration. [ cheers...

Chancellorsville is both general lee's greatest triumph and one of the confederacy's most demoralizing tragedies. the rebel victory opens the door for another chance to invade the north, but the critical injury of stonewall jackson may prove to be a loss too great for the south to overcome. >> lee understands what jackson means for him. i don't think jackson understood what he meant for lee because jackson was a much bigger-picture kind of person. he saw himself within god's unfolding plan, and if this is the time that he is to die, so be it. >> you called for me, sir? >> colonel walker... you...