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Catholic Colleges and University with Nondegree Programs for Students with IDD

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Local Advocacy and Support

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Roman Missal

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Inclusion in Catholic Schools: A Report from the Field

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Online Course - Human Sexuality

Speaking of Disability

Speaking of Disability: Pastoral Guidelines on Language

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Interacting with People with Vision Loss

20.6 million American adults are blind or living with vision loss that is not corrected by wearing glasses or contact lenses (National Health Interview Survey 2012). The following are some tips to facilitation interaction among people with and without 20/20 vision.

Caring for your Mental Health During the Holidays

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Handout: The Person with Mental Illness

Ways to create a pro-life culture with persons living with mental illness.
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National Catholic Office for the Deaf

“Spread God’s message through the support of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Catholics Pastoral Ministry so that we may all be one in Christ!”
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Religious Signs for Families ASL App

The Religious Signs for Families app is a delightful and engaging way to learn ASL using religious words that are not often found in other ASL apps. The goal of the app is to help families with young Deaf children and Deaf couples with young children to foster prayer in the home. - Archdiocese of Philadelphia Deaf Apostolate
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Happy Kids for Christmas

It’s typical for children to become over stimulated and stressed with all the activities surrounding the holiday season. Children with social and behavioral challenges may have the most difficulty adapting to schedule changes, visits to unfamiliar places, and introductions to new people and foods. The following tips give parents and caregivers some ways to maintain the joy of the season.
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