stamp bearing a picture of mackillop and a light display on sydney's famous harbor bridge with mary mckillop'smage. >> she was a visionary and a pioneer, and i think her story should be told from that point of view. i think we should be very proud of the fact that this fabulous woman was born here in australia and had such an effect on us. >> reporter: the australian government has even taken the unusual step of copyrighting mary mackillop's name and image to protect the memory of australia's new national hero from over-commercialization. >> reporter: for "religion & ethics newsweekly," this is stuart cohen in sydney. >>> we have a special story today about veterans and iraqs of america at walter reed. about once a month army chaplain randy haycock takes tho t worsp, pray, remember and learn a little better with the losses they endured. >> many faith traditions. as well as just a human experience. a lot of what we do at walter reed, is to help people again reconnect with what it means to be a safe, whole, healthy human being. just relax and try and be in the present moment. one of the question

first saint mary mackillop was a male born the born nun who worked with needy children she was canonized along with five others including a canadian monk credited with miraculous healings mckillop who died in one thousand nine hundred nine it clashed with senior clergy and was briefly excommunicated for allegedly exposing a priest agrees that it's sex abuse. and now a trip to russia has a vast and varied regions. fairly key in of the road is our destination this sunday situated about five hundred kilometers northwest of moscow it's one of the country's oldest cities founded over a thousand years ago it's considered the cradle of russian democracy the country's first parliamentary style body in march that artie's igor over a half looked at its roots in the city of long grid as a place of major historical interest in medieval times it was a european wide trading center and also a freedom loving republican unlike almost anywhere else in russia so it's not surprising the city authorities are trying to capitalize on its history right now they've got two thoughts which they face having to attract more people and also the people they do attract making them stay longer and spend more m