Deaf Awareness day
Knott’s Berry Farm Deaf Awareness Day ~~~~~~ If you have questions about this event, please contact EiE directly, via the info provided below. Please DO NOT use Facebook. …Read more on AllEvents.in
ASL Gospel 3rd Sunday Year C
The online trinity in Catholic Deaf ministry are none other than padre Michael Depcik, ASL Catholic Media, and the Archdiocese of Washington Deaf and Disabilities Ministry. We applaud their continued love to God and service to us. The Diocese of Orange Catholic Deaf Community is grateful every week for your work and message. We thank you this week for the ASL Gospel 3rd Sunday Year C.
Feeling called to serve, assist, or advocate for the Deaf Catholic community? Contact us, Fr. MD, ASL Catholic Media, or ADW to see about how to deepen your faith within the Catholic Deaf Community. Tell them you were referred by the Diocese of Orange Deaf Ministry website. We get no commission per referral. Anyhow, thank you for checking out this post “ASL Gospel 3rd Sunday Year C”.
Tags: ASL Deaf Ministry Videos, Deaf Ministry Videos, OC Deaf Ministry VideosASL Rosary
ASL Catholic Media offers a great video on the rosary. This ASL rosary video is of the Glorious Mysteries. Like them on Facebook.
Tags: ASL Catholic Media, ASL Videos, OC Deaf MinistryLearn ASL: Lesson 22
A great place to learn American Sign Language at home with Dr. Bill Vicars. He has plenty of content and a good teaching style. #Learn ASL: Lesson 22
Learn ASL: Lesson 21
Learn ASL: Lesson 21. A good place to learn ASL online is at lifeprint with Dr. Bill Vicars.
Eucharistic Miracle of Offida, Italy
Eucharistic Miracle of Offida, Italy “The miracle happened in Offida, Italy. In 1273, in the town of Lanciano, a woman named Ricciarela went to see a witch and asked how she could regain the affection of her husband, Giacomo Stasio. The witch suggested she go to the church to get a consecrated (blessed) Host. After she returned home with the Host, she placed the Host on the fire in an earthenware jar. Then she turned the Host into powder so she could put the powder on her husband’s food. But the Host, itself, became living Blood. She was terrified and wrapped the jar and bloodied Host with a tablecloth, and then she buried it under the manure in her husband’s stable. Strange events began happening in the stable; every time her husband’s donkey entered and lower one knee to the ground to respect toward to manure where the Host was buried. Her husband was puzzled and began to think that his wife had punished the donkey. Seven years later Ricciarella was mentally depressed with guilt and was in tears screaming “I killed God! I killed God!” She confessed to the Augustinian priest, and he went to the stable and found the Host. Later it was given to some Offida townsmen. The people in town made a cross shaped reliquary (Made of gold with precious gems) for Holy relic with the Host. Another story: later two monks Brother Michael and another monk with the cross arrived in Venice to make a reliquary. They made a craftsman promise not to show to anyone when he saw inside the cross. After an oath, he took the pyx with the miracle Host, but he suddenly got a fever and asked the monks “What have you brought me?” The monks asked him if he had any mortal sins and the craftsman made his confession and his fever was gone. So he took the pyx without a problem. He fixed both the Host and some wood from the True Cross inside the cross-shaped reliquary with crystal. (See image). Currently, the reliquaries of the jar and Blood stained linen with the cross with a miracle Host are displayed in St Augustine’s Church in Offida. Also, Ricciarella’s house in Lanciano was turned into a small chapel. In 1973, the miracle was celebrated and every year on May 3rd, people in Offida celebrate the anniversary of the miracle. If you visit that country, you may want to see the display at St Augustine’s Church, also visit a small chapel. If you go visit, please send me some photos!”-From Youtube post
Eucharistic Miracle – Macerata Italy
“On April 25, 1356 in Macerata, Italy, the Mass was celebrated at St Catherine’s chapel where the nuns owned the Benedictine Church. The unnamed priest was doubtful that the consecrated Host was the real Body of Christ. After he broke the Host into half, the blood began dripping onto the corporal and chalice. The priest immediately informed Bishop Nicholas in San Martin. The Bishop ordered that someone bring the relic of the Blood-stained cloth to the cathedral church. It was later established as true, through the regular Catholic rule process. In 1494, one of the first confraternities (a group of faithful people) in honor of the Most Blessed Sacrament was established at Macerata, and the 40 Hours devotion (where there is a time of adoration of the Blessed Sacrament for 40 hours straight) was established in 1556. Every year on the feast of Corpus Christi, the miraculous corporal was carried in procession with the Most Blessed Sacrament.”
January 16th Angelus Pope Francis
January 16th Angelus Pope Francis. Pope Francis delivers his Sunday Angelus on January 16th in Saint Peter’s Square. The popes message is interpreted in American Sign Language. May God bless the sign language interpreters interpreting his messages.
