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Featured Resources


Resources for Rare Disease Day (Feb 28 or 29 each year)

Autism Appreciation Month

Autism Appreciation Month

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Rights of Persons with Disabilities to Medical Treatment

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Inclusive Lenten Activities: Prayer, Fasting and Almsgiving


Catechism Volunteer Recruitment

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Parish Bulletin for Autism Month of April

Resources for Rare Disease Day (Feb 28 or 29 each year)

About Rare Disease Day
Autism Appreciation Month

Autism Appreciation Month

Bulletin Insert: In April, we recognize the gifts of persons with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and show how our faith leads us to create communities where all are welcome. “Respect for persons with  disabilities and including them equally in the life of the Church is crucial for our  understanding of the human person.”  
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Rights of Persons with Disabilities to Medical Treatment

While created in 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, this information remains applicable.
Crucifix in a field with  statue of Mary and Saint John

Inclusive Lenten Activities: Prayer, Fasting and Almsgiving

Creative forms of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving that promote a culture of inclusion and belonging in parishes and dioceses.
church pews from the perspective of the altar

Parish Bulletin for Autism Month of April

Let us take this month of April, Autism Awareness Month, to challenge ourselves to learn more about the ways in which we can accommodate the needs of those in our community who experience autism so that they may participate more fully, and to seek out and celebrate the richness of the gifts they have to offer.
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