My Family, Our Family: Deaf People, The Church, and Sexual Abuse
My Family, Our Family: Deaf People, The Church, and Sexual Abuse is hosted by Deaf Catholic Youth Initiative. Do not miss the opportunity to be present at the conferences we have prepared for you. In addition, we will work later by groups to enrich ourselves from the experiences and experiences from your areas.
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Deaf Ministry – Eucharistic Miracles – ASL
Deaf Ministry – Eucharistic Miracles – ASL. Eucharistic Miracle Rome, Italy Rome #1 in ASL.
~”This miracle occurred in Rome, Italy in 595. A faithful woman made the bread to be used at Mass and gave it to her church for the Consecration. Pope St Gregory the Great was celebrating the Mass, and while he was distributing Holy Communion, the faithful woman was standing in line along with other people and she heard the Pope saying “Body of Christ”. She laughed aloud, and the Pope stopped her and asked her to explain her behavior. Deaf Ministry – Eucharistic Miracles – ASL. She explained that she could not believe that the bread that she had made, had truly become the Body and Blood of Christ. Pope St Gregory refused to give her Communion and he prayed and begged God to help her to understand the truth about the Consecration and the bread and wine becoming the Body and Blood of Christ. [Deaf Ministry – Eucharistic Miracles – ASL] After he finished his prayers, he saw the consecrated Host become Flesh and Blood. The woman repented and knelt on the ground crying. Currently the miracle is preserved in a relic at the Benedictine monastery in Andechs, Germany. You can visit and see the miracle. I don’t know why they preserved it in Germany instead of Rome. That is a great miracle story!”- Youtube Post. Deaf Ministry – Eucharistic Miracles – ASL
The Family: The School of Love in ASL
The Family: The School of Love in ASL is done by ASL Catholic Media. The particular podcast was given by the St. Josemaria Institute. In this video entitled “The Family: The School of Love” is the importance of the family at-hand. The family is the nucleus of society and it must be respected, nurtured, and nourished at all costs. For more spiritual videos in ASL click here. We all have a family don’t we?! Look, if your whole family history is next to near as our Lord’s, then you are ok. You are normal then because our Lord’s family line was far from perfect. Remember he was like us in all ways but sin. He knows the emotions felt by tension within and outside the family. Our Lord gets it, do we? The School of Love in ASL is a great video to reflect on our lives and how we view and understand the family. Cmon’ if we get the family right – we get most things right. We are all wanting of a family, let alone a decent modest family that has some respect, dignity, but most importantly has love somewhere mixed in.
World Day of the Sick Mass
World Day of the Sick Mass will be celebrated on February 12th at 10am at Christ Cathedral in Garden Grove, CA. Many who bear the burden of physical ailments are more than welcome to attend this sacred mass. Every year the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community attends. The Diocese has a elite cadre of ASL interpreters to select from. Our ASL Interpreters have been going strong serving the Deaf community for over 25+ years. One interpreter of ours knows at least three languages including ASL that we know of. So, please come the World Day of the Sick Mass.
It may be an opportunity for members of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community to join the Order of Malta.
The mass will most likely be multi-lingual. If English, Spanish, Vietnamese, or Sign Language is your mother tongue, we got you covered. God so loves all of us that he wants you to draw us to himself.
Sleep well tonight and rise in the morning. Bringing your heavy cross, back ache, broken heart, and stress at the feet our Lord Jesus Christ. May we receive our Lords peace and healing tomorrow as we go to the World Day of Sick Mass.
Deaf Church Where?
Deaf Church where? You can find a Deaf Catholic parish almost anywhere in the United States of America. Moreover, there are Catholic parishes supporting the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Ireland, United Kingdom, Singapore, Spain, Mexico, Argentia, Italy, Poland, Germany…etc to name a few. You will be able to find in such dioceses around the world prominent Deaf ministries and Deaf pastoral workers. To find a Deaf Catholic parish near you, you need simply to click on the link above. Simply enter your address or city to which the nearest parish will present itself. Deaf Church where? Will help you by clicking the link above to find your nearest Deaf Catholic congregation. Another place where can find information about Deaf Catholic parishes in the United States is at the National Catholic Office for the Deaf.
On our site and at the NCOD we pray that you will be able to find the nearest Deaf Catholic worship service in your area. We hope that you are welcomed by a team of Deaf ministers and/or hearing ministers who understand Deaf culture. We especially hope that you will share this website resource with your friends, family members, coworkers, and classmates. Help us build a better Deaf Catholic ministry! With Deaf Church Where? We can pin point and direct you and those whom you care about to the nearest Catholic Diocese and parish. Some parishes have interpreters and others have priests who sign the mass completely in ASL. We are all thankful for the interpreters or priests who communicate in American Sign Language to give us the word of God and the precious body and blood of our Lord Jesus Christ. Be assured by clicking the above link you can find the answer to your own question: Deaf Church Where?
Blessed are the meek
Fr. Sean Loomis offers us good news from the gospel. This spiritual presentation touches upon the beatitudes. You can find more great resources from the Deaf Philly youtube channel. We also have some of his work on the Consecration to St. Joseph page. May God continue blessing Deaf Catholics across the globe for sharing the good news of the gospel in American Sign Language.
Understanding the Sacraments PT2
Here is Understanding the Sacraments PT2 by Fr. Christopher Klusman. This is a foundational lesson for all to better understand the reality of whats really spiritually happening. To help find a Deaf Church in your area click here.
Homeless Persons’ Inter-Religious Memorial Service
Homeless Persons’ Inter-Religious Memorial. Diocese of Orange, CA. Interpreted in ASL American Sign Language for Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
Eucharistic Miracle Florence, Italy
The Eucharistic miracle of Florence, Italy is told in American Sign Language. The Catholic Deaf Church brings you these videos to bolster our faith. We hope that you are able to find a Catholic Church near you that offers interpreters or a priest to celebrate the mass for you.
