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Priest shaking the hand of a child who uses a wheelchair

Universal Design on a Diocesan Level


Opposing Maryland Assisted Suicide Bill of 2015 - Martin Benton  3/10/2015

Priest shaking the hand of a child who uses a wheelchair

Universal Design on a Diocesan Level

There is no question that organization and structure are essential to an effective ministry with people with disabilities. However, there is no oneway to structure this ministry, as evidenced by the variety of configurations currently operating in dioceses throughout the country. We are witnessing the downsizing or consolidation of many programs, and in some cases, directors have been required to assume responsibility for additional ministries. These trends have made clear the need for creativity and openness to change when considering how best to create a welcoming and inclusive community of faith for all, including Catholics with disabilities.

Opposing Maryland Assisted Suicide Bill of 2015 - Martin Benton  3/10/2015

Chairman Zirkin and distinguished Committee members, I appreciate the opportunity to testify this afternoon and register my strong opposition to Senate Bill (SB) 676, entitled the Richard E. Israel and Roger "Pip" Moyer Death with Dignity Act.  
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