How to pray the rosary in ASL
How to pray the rosary in ASL. ASL Catholic Media presents the mysteries of the rosary. Deaf ministry in USA continues to expand in Los Angeles, Orange County, San Bernardino, and San Diego. Thanks to the ASL Catholic Media the gospel is being handed on to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
Gospel reflection in ASL 19th Sunday Year B
Gospel reflection in ASL 19th Sunday Year B. Huge thanks to ASL Catholic Media and Fr. MD!
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Moral Theology in American Sign Language. Moral Theology, Thomas Aquinas, and the Question of Disability. Christian doctrine on human dignity has always affirmed the goodness of the body and the fittingness of our vulnerability in the good order of God’s creation. To paraphrase Saint Thomas Aquinas, as incarnate intellectual creatures formed in the image and toward the likeness of a triune God, those gifts are among the natural goods that predicate our greatest good and final perfection.In this lecture, Dr. Miguel J. Romero (Salve Regina University) asks what difference it would make if those doctrinal claims were treated as integral to the work of Catholic moral theology. Drawing upon the anthropological and moral outlook of Saint Thomas Aquinas, Romero proposes that the breadth and depth of this challenge is struck in high relief when we consider how the topic of “disability” is conceived and navigated, engaged and avoided, in contemporary Catholic systematic, moral, and ethical discourse.Special attention will be given to concerns and priorities expressed in the Pastoral Statement of U.S. Catholic Bishops on Persons with Disabilities and the USCCB Guidelines for the Celebration of the Sacraments with Persons with Disabilities.Special thanks to Dr. Paul Gondreau and Dr. Joseph Capizzi for participating in this event. This event is cosponsored with the Institute for Human Ecology at The Catholic University of America. April 20, 2021
Gospel for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Gospel for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
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The Task of Bishops explained in American Sign Language ASL
Learn ASL: Lesson 14
Learn ASL: Lesson 14. Dr. Bill Vicars offers his 14th lesson in American Sign Language to all who are curious, driven, and want to know how to communicate with the Deaf and hard of hearing in America and abroad.
