Catechetically Serving Persons with Disabilities and Their Families: Recorded Webinar from Catechetical Institute at Franciscan University
For more Catholic disability resources, please view the links below.
Being Honest with Ourselves as Caregivers
Caring for others, whether we are formal or informal caregivers, can be challenging and difficult. Although there are many moments of joy, and many gifts to be received, there are also many trials and tribulations to be endured. Currently, we have seen these caregiving challenges augmented greatly while living through a worldwide pandemic.
Living Works - A course about suicide for faith leaders
“The online LivingWorks Faith course is a tremendous resource for faith leaders. It is very interactive, helping participants think through and reflect on the role of suicide in faith communities. I highly recommend any faith leader who works in some way or another with parishioners to consider taking the course.”
Michael's story
Watch this video about how Michael and his family experience disability.
Times of year to build awareness about mental illness:
Mental Health Month: May Minority Mental Health Month: July Suicide Prevention Month: September
The Adaptive Teacher
By John E. Barone and Charleen Katra Loyola Press, August 2019
Assessing Access using LAMB
LAMB: Language, Accessibility, Meaningful Participation, Belonging
Diocesan Initiative: Autism Pew Cards
Check out these Pew Cards that were created by the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. This is a great way to raise awareness in your diocese during Autism Awareness Month.
Saint Stories in ASL
Stories of Jesus and saints told by Deaf performers. These videos are a faith formation tool, as well as a tool to help people learn sign language since they are voiced and captioned.- ‹ previous
- 10 of 11
- next ›