Wisconsin
Find a Deaf Catholic church in Wisconsin. See the list of Deaf Churches below.
Shepherd of the Hills Parish
W1562 County Road B
eden wi 53019
United States
Phone: 920-477-3201
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://www.sothparish.org/
St. Mary’s Immaculate Conception
1610 Monroe Street
West Bend WI 53090
USA
Phone: 262-338-5600
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://stmaryparishwb.org/
St. Joseph Parish
1619 Washington St, Grafton,
Grafton WI 53024
USA
Phone: 262.375.6500
Fax: 262.375.6509
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://stjosephgrafton.org/
St. Dennis Catholic Church
413 Dempsey Road
madison WI USA
Phone: (608) 246-5124
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://stdennisparish.org/
St. John the Evangelist Parish
13 St. John St
Green Bay wi usa
Phone: V.P. 920-569-2062 920-569-2062
Fax: 920-436-6380 |
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://www.stjohngb.org/
St. Mathias Catholic Church
9306 W. Beloit Rd
Milwaukee WI 53227
USA
Phone: 1-414-321-0893
Url: https://stmatthias-milw.org/liturgy/deaf-community/
St. Clare Catholic Church
7616 Fritz St
wind lake WI United States
Phone: (262) 895-2729
Url: https://www.stclarewindlake.org/
St. Andrew Parish
714 E. Walworth Ave
Delavan WI 53115
USA
Phone: 262-725-0375 (VP) & 262-728-5922
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://www.standrews-delavan.org/
St. Paul the Apostle Parish
6400 Spring St.
racine WI 53406
USA
Phone: 262-886-0530
Fax: 262-886-0737
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://www.stpaulracine.org/
St. Peter Parish
2224 30th Ave
Kenosha WI 53144
USA
Phone: 262-551-9004
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://www.stpeterskenosha.com/
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St. Margaret Mary
2500 Dudley Ave,
Parkersburg wv 26101
usa
Phone: (304) 428-1262
Fax: (304) 422-4905
Url: https://www.stmmdwc.org/
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St. Mary of the Assumption Parish in Park City
1505 White Pine Canyon Road
Park City UT 84060
USA
Phone: (435) 649-9676
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://www.stmarysparkcity.com/
Saint Vincent de Paul Parish
1375 Spring Lane
Salt Lake City Utah 84117
United States
Phone: (801) 272-9216
Url: https://saintvincentdepaul.us.com/
St. Catherine of Siena
170 S University St
Salt Lake City UT 84102
USA
Phone: 801-359-6066
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://stcatherineslc.org/
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St. Andrew Church
3312 Dryden Road
fortworth tx 76109
usa
Phone: 817-927-5383
Fax: 817-927-8507
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://www.standrewcc.org/
Sacred Heart Church
1501 9th Street
Wichita Falls 76301
tx
Phone: (940) 723-5288
Fax: (940) 767-0160
Url: https://www.sacredheartwf.org/
St. Patrick Cathedral
1206 Throckmorton St.
Fortworth TX 76102
USA
Phone: (817) 332-4915
Url: https://www.stpatrickcathedral.org/
St. Rita Catholic Church
5550 E. Lancaster Ave.
Fortworth TX 76112
USA
Phone: 817-451-9395
Url: https://stritafw.org/
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
2016 Willis Ln
keller tx 76248
usa
Phone: 817-431-3857
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://seascc.org/
St. Ignatius Martyr
2309 Euclid Avenue
austin tx United States
Phone: (512) 442-3602
Fax: 512) 916-4440
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://st-ignatius.org/deafministry
St. Francis of Assisi
4201 De Zavala Rd.
san antonio tx 78249
United States
Phone: 210-492-4600
Url: https://sfasat.org/
St. Padre Pio of Pietrelcina
3843 Bulverde Pkwy.
San Antonio tx 78259
United States
Phone: 210-497-6101
Fax: 210-497-2956
Url: https://www.shrineofpadrepio.com/
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
16075 N. Evans Rd.
selma tx 78154
United States
Phone: 210-651-6913
Fax: 210-651-5272
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://olph.org/
St. Pius X
3303 Urban Crest
san antonio tx 78209
United States
Phone: 210-824-0139
Fax: 210-829-5125
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://stpiusxsa.org/
Our Lady of Guadalupe
1321 El Paso St.
San Antonio 78207
usa
Phone: (210) 226-4064
Fax: 210-783-8079
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://www.olgsanantonio.com/
Prince of Peace Catholic Parish
5100 Plano Parkway West
plano tx 75093
United States
Phone: (972) 380-2100
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://www.popplano.org/
St. Leo the Great
4415 S. Flores St.
san antonio tx 78214
United States
Phone: 210-533-9108
Url: https://www.archsa.org/parishes/st.-leo-the-great
St. Mary’s
1200 S. Washington
amarillo texas usa
Phone: 806-382-6511 or 806-382-6351 or 806.376.7204
Fax: 06.376.7972
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://stmarysamarillo.com/
St. Dominic Deaf Center
2403 Holcombe Blvd.
Warren Chapel
Houston tx 77021
USA
Phone: 713-741-8721
Fax: VP: 832-413-6165
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://www.archgh.org/offices-ministries/clergy-formation-chaplaincy-services/deaf-ministry/
Immaculate Conception Chapel
3036 Saratoga Blvd.
Corpus Christi TX 78415
USA
Url: https://www.jpiihighschool.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=1787605&type=d&pREC_ID=1962013
Most Precious Blood
3502 Saratoga Blvd
corpus christi United States
Phone: +13618524800
Url: https://mpbcs.net/
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Tags: ASL Catholic, Catholic Deaf CommunitySouth Dakota
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St. Lambert Parish
1000 S Bahnson Ave
Sioux Falls SD 57103-2939
usa
Phone: 605-336-8808
Fax: 605-339-4389
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://www.stlambertparish.org/
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Tags: ASL Catholic, Catholic Deaf CommunityPennsylvania
Find a Deaf Catholic church in Pennsylvania. See the Deaf churches in Pennsylvania below.
Divine Redeemer
438 West Ave
mt carmel pa United States
Phone: 570-339-3450
Fax: 570-339-5759
Url: https://divineredeemerpa.weconnect.com/
Saint Joseph Catholic Church
410 East Simpson Street
mechanicsburg pa 17055-6507
usa
Phone: 717-766-9433
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://stjosephmech.org/
Saint John Neumann
601 E Delp Rd
lancaster pa United States
Phone: 717-569-8531
Url: https://www.sjnlancaster.org/
ST. STANISLAUS CHAPEL
51 Lansdale Ave.
Lansdale PA 19446
usa
Phone: 215-855-3133
Fax: 215-855-5478
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://www.ststanislaus.com/
St. Anastasia Parish
3301 West Chester Pike
Newtown Square PA 19073
usa
Phone: 610-352-1613
Fax: 610-352-8332
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://saintanastasia.net/
St. Pius X
220 Lawrence Road
broomall PA 19008
usa
Phone: (610) 353-4880
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://www.saintpius.net/
St. John Chrysostom
617 S. Providence Rd
wallingford pa United States
Phone: 610-874-3418
Email: [email protected]
Url: https://sjcparish.org/events/mass-of-welcoming-inclusion-with-asl-interpreter
Deaf Ministry
OC Deaf Ministry in Orange County California is home at Christ Our Savior Catholic Parish in Santa Ana. You are able to find on our platform Catholic Churches doing California Deaf ministry. You can find such churches on the Mass and Confessions page. OC Deaf and hard of hearing ministry is growing. Deaf Christians are returning to the true Church of Christ. We are glad. Subsequently, we are taking up the mantle to offer sacramental preparation to suit the needs of the faithful. However, we are still searching on behalf of Christ for more souls. Deaf Outreach is best done when Deaf reach Deaf. In a few years time considering the growth rate we see we will be the biggest California Deaf Church.
California Deaf Ministry
California is a big state. There are a lot of churches in California. Though not many have an extensive Deaf program. In California there are a number of churches that have a full scale religious program tailored for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
In the archdiocese of San Francisco Fr. Paul Z. is pastor at St. Benedict’s parish. He has been pastor for more than a decade serving the Deaf there. He is a Deaf pastor leading the Deaf. In the Archdiocese of Los Angeles at Holy Angels parish Fr. Tom S. leads the Deaf flock. Deaf outreach in Los Angeles really strong because at Holy Angels it is a personal parish for the Deaf and Hard of hearing.
The Diocese of Orange is shepherded by a number of priests. A couple of them know enough sign language to hear confessions, preach, communicate in ASL. The other priests have been attached with the Deaf community for decades now. They are faithful in their service to satisfy the spiritual needs of many.
OC Ministry
The OC Deaf and hard of hearing ministry has it’s own Facebook page and this website to promote our presence in the Greater Los Angeles, Orange County, San Bernardino, and San Diego area. Over the years each Deaf parish in all of these areas have frequently met and done retreats together to foster greater unity amongst leaders and the faithful.
We are proud to announce that we have the only ASL mass finder in the nation, maybe even the world. You are able to find for example, the mass times our Deaf community by clicking our location on the map. And if you know of any other parishes that need to be on the map contact us.
Religious Education
The Diocese of Orange in California offers religious education for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Our Sacramental religious preparation program is in American Sign Language. Our parishioners are Deaf, Deafblind, Hard of hearing, and hearing. We support those with disabilities who know American Sign Language. Our community supports those who have family members who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. We offer ASL and deaf culture classes as needed.
The demographic population in California is ethnically mixed, but this truly enriches our faith community. We respect and honor ethnic cultural traditions all the while advocating for Jesus Christ and His Church. Our approach to education is to assess each person to see which kind of instructional method will most likely work. For some it is strictly 1:1, for others it is in a group setting. We create individual education plans upon request or need. Everyone is different and has different aptitudes for learning. We get it.
Program
Our program meets weekly on Sunday before or after mass. Our schedule is posted and given to parents, sponsors, and those participating usually in the fall. We committed to the teachings of the church and follow a lengthy process of formation. Why so long? Because, to withstand and deter evil in this world takes time, training, and discernment. Discipleship is life-long. There is no end. A few initial years in our eviternal existence is nothing in comparison to the big picture.
Be assured that we will cover pressing dogmatic and moral theological questions. Yes, we methodically answer the tough themes, questions, and objections that the devil would like all of us to believe. The difficulty, opportunity, and treasure is to know why all of the Catholic Churches teachings promise happiness, joy and fulfillment. Contrary to popular and sinful rationale of our time does the Church offer answers to make us happy, or happy again.
Join
Join our community by registering. We keep in contact with email, newsletters, and blog/vlog posts. Retreats are frequently requested because we seek the Lord and vice-versa. We have retreat offerings for only men and only women and coed as they appear.
Our bread and butter program deals with sacramental preparation. We offer First Communion, Confirmation 1 & 2, RCIA, and baptism classes for parents and Godparents.
Church
Why come to church at all? Going to church is a safe harbor for our soul. God overshadows the church to allow us to rest in him. It is a place and time to be one together. Outside the church is disunity and chaos. God our creator, protector, and shepherd soothes our being. He gives us exactly what we need, Him!
We are created to know, and our intellect never stops inquiring about things, let alone God. Our religious education program aims to reveal God’s saving plan for all of us and prepares souls to receive him via the sacraments.
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To be a Christian today is a bold choice. It is bold because it is a choice and a way of living to honor God and his creation.
Christians are followers of Jesus Christ. Some may ask why are Christians hated today and why were they hated at the time of Christ? What follows is a very brief summary of the tie of religion and the quest for power.
Very brief history of early Christianity
Lessons from our history note that emperors and rulers relied on religion to unite peoples. If they captured this aspect of life above all, as well as other facets, they had a kingdom. I.e. look at the early roman persecutions before 300 a.d. At this time, the emperor and lords demanded that everyone worship and offer sacrifice to a pagan idol. Simply said, the authorities indicate to which idol the people are to worship. If they worship it, they are part of the emperor’s kingdom. If not, the sword awaits them. Mind you, Christians were at this time not a publicly accepted form of religion. They were considered trouble makers and dividers. Why? Well this notion of Jesus Christ raising from the dead that prophecies and scriptures tell of, took place and is spreading.
As Jesus and the promised land of heaven echoes throughout regions and foreign lands, it makes every king shiver. Why? Because Jesus is not an acceptable form of worship. This means that whole hosts of people rejected offering sacrifice to strange idols. It means that their kingdom was not united. It means those who followed Christ were slaughtered wholesale. No different today whether be it a physical, political, emotional, or psychological death. Anyway, continuing on, as the persecutions continued it was the bishops, priests, and deacons who met the sword first before the rest of the faithful. Why? because these were the leaders spreading the faith. The rationale behind this is, If they kill them, they kill the resistance within the kingdom, and if they kill them and all other Christians, they have a united kingdom.
How was Christianity officially recognized?
How was Christianity officially recognized? Briefly, the emperor Constantine was outnumbered 5:1 in battle. One account suggests that in his sleep Christ revealed to Constantine that “with this sign” you will conquer. That sign being, the sign of the cross. So, Constantine ordered his troops to put the Sign of the cross on their shields and so forth. Just like in the Old testament, the Lord of hosts delivered his people from death and won victory. Part of the agreement between our Lord and Constantine was that he would ratify the Christians in the kingdom. Constantine was baptized on his deathbed. He is considered along with Charlemagne as a Christian Civil defender. These two people are recognized in bronze statues in the breeze way of the facade in St. Peter’s basilica in Rome.
More Christian history to be continued…
Our Catholic Deaf Community shares the same faith as those who gave their lives out of Christian witness. We aspire that in Orange County California we may spread the faith to peoples that know not Jesus Christ. To join our Deaf ministry crusade contact us.
