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Academic Lectures

Featured Resources

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Virtual Lecture - Archbishop Kurtz

webinar

Webinar - Wonderfully Made

Recognize the Body of Christ

Theology and Disability Symposium 2019

Picture of Miguel Romero giving a lecture

Lecture: Habitual Lack of the Use of Reason and the Reception of Sacraments

A sign language interpreter and a child in a wheel chair at Mass

2014 Vatican Talk: Animating Hope in Christian Communities throughout America

A sign language interpreter and a child in a wheel chair at Mass

2014 Vatican Talk: Animating Hope in Christian Communities throughout America

"The question before us is whether individuals with autism and their families experience this dignity and love within their faith communities.  Do they feel of 'inestimable value…masterpieces of God’s creation, made in his own image, destined to live forever?' iv Are they truly 'willed…loved…and necessary'v as proclaimed by His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI?" - Janice Benton
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