The Sorrowful Mysteries prayed in American Sign Language
The Sorrowful Mysteries prayed in American Sign Language | Deaf Catholic by ASL Catholic Media. The Rosary prayed in American Sign Language. To follow ASL Catholic Media on Facebook click here.
ASL Catholic Media is one of the best Deaf ministry outlets on the internet. This Deaf ministry respects American Sign Language and Deaf cultural norms. The grammar, syntax, prosidy, facial expressions, and role shifting are all present and done well.
ASL students and interpreters are to greatly benefit from ASL C.M. The prayers, the mass, the Catholic signs are provided for all to memorize and use at church and elsewhere. Take for example, today’s post “The Sorrowful Mysteries prayed in American Sign Language | Deaf Catholic.” You learn the Apostles creed in ASL, the Our Father in ASL, the Glory Be in ASL, the Hail Mary in ASL, and the closing prayers in American Sign Language. This is a great resource.
The Rosary prayed in American Sign Language is traditionally said on Tuesdays and Fridays. During this interesting and dangerous time please learn and share this resource so that more and more can pray in ASL.
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Gospel in ASL 8th Sunday
ASL Catholic Media delivers the bible in American Sign Language. This week’s work is the gospel in ASL 8th Sunday. The Gospel in American Sign Language is then given reflection by Fr. Mike Depcik. Furthermore, ADW Deaf and Disabilities ministry also provide the parts of the bible in ASL.
With these three entities any Catholic-Christian Deaf ministry is able to provide the readings in American Sign Language. You can write out an ASL gloss for the lectors if needed. If however, there are interpreters for your congregation that need assistance. You can share these links to them to help prepare for mass.
Gospel in ASL 8th Sunday takes much time as does every mass set of readings. Accurate transliteration of the text for everyone takes many hours to get right. We thank all of the above for making Deaf ministry a priority so that we can all enjoy the words of our Lord Jesus Christ.
The gospel in American Sign Language is awesome. ASL makes the text come to life. In fact not only in ASL but in other sign languages throughout the world does the text come to life. Yes, sign language is not universal around the world.
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.”
3rd Sunday of Advent
Third Sunday of Advent readings and gospel reflection are brought to you by the Archdiocese of Washington DC Deaf Ministry and Fr. Mike Depcik.
Transformed by Grace: The Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception
On the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception ASL Catholic Media & St. Josemaria Institute team up to offer an exquisite reflection. This ASL Interpreted podcast is entitled Transformed by Grace: The Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception. Deaf Catholic Church Ministry throughout the United States is on the rise. Would you like to be part of Deaf ministry?
The Holy Helpers: St. Erasmus
The Holy Helpers: St. Erasmus. Learn about St. Erasmus in American Sign Language. This remarkable saint’s life is explained in ASL to further deepen the Catholic-Christian faith. Deaf Catholics across the globe are to benefit from the ministry of St. Andrew’s Deaf Ministry.
Vatican General Audience Deaf
Vatican General Audience Deaf. This video is interpreted in ASL for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing across the globe.
Catholic Church reaches out to the Deaf
Catholic Church reaches out to the Deaf. Deaf ministry continues to grow amidst the pandemic. ASL interpreters are helping with the effort.
Deaf Ministry ASL Church Tour
Deaf Ministry ASL Church Tour is given to us by a faithful Catholic. This ASL video explains what each part of the Catholic Church represents and why it is there. A priest from the archdiocese of Edmonton gives us all a tour of the Catholic Church.
For any returning practicing Christian to the Catholic-Christian faith this video is a must. It provides a great refresher. This Deaf Ministry ASL Church tour is one of the best on the internet. A walk through of the church is provided in clearly signed ASL. Videos such as these are quite helpful in any Deaf Ministry faith formation class. You can watch this video and others in a classroom setting.
A great idea would be for many other churches that support the Deaf to provide a video such as this in their own native sign language. A Deaf Ministry ASL Church tour in each country’s native sign language is invaluable to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Though not every is schooled in liturgy, it might be possible to ask the director of liturgy in the diocese to provide the tour accompanied by a interpreter. Furthermore, if your Deaf Ministry has a good team of ASL interpreters that provide excellent ASL interpretation they could interpret for a priest or deacon.
Rosary Resources for the Deaf and HOH
ASL Catholic Media presents a video on Rosary Resources. This video is in American Sign Language tailored for the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Hearing. Deaf and Hard of Hearing ministry continues growing. “The Rosary is a prayer that has drawn Catholics to one another and to Our Lord for centuries. But it is also something we can keep up with in the digital age. In this video, Laura gives some practical tips on where to find more information about how to pray the Rosary.ASL Catholic Media provides instructional content about the Catholic faith in American Sign Language. Whether you are Deaf, hearing, a Catholic or non-Catholic, all are welcome!”-ASL Catholic Media
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