Pope Francis: The Church Has a Duty to Welcome People With Disabilities
‘Promoting recognition of the dignity of every person is a constant responsibility of the Church,’ the Pope said Dec. 3
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Vatican Hosts Synod Listening Session with Disabled Catholics
Other participants from Mexico, Liberia, Ukraine, and other countries also took part in the discussion of some of the synod’s preparatory questions.
Pro-Life Advocate With Down Syndrome: ‘Being Loved Is What Makes People Happy’
Christi Hockel Davenport, who enjoys being a teaching assistant at a Catholic school, will speak at the Walk for Life West Coast Jan. 22.
Pope Francis to People With Disabilities: The Church Needs You
The theme of the Holy Father’s message for the International Day of Persons With Disabilities is friendship with Jesus.
L’Arche’s Mission Continues, Despite Devastating Revelations About Its Founder
North American communities for the disabled remain committed to their good work.
Building the Future of L’Arche, in the Aftermath of the Jean Vanier Revelations
Two weeks after the revelations about Vanier’s sexual misconduct, the members of L’Arche are trying to overcome grief and anger to build a sustainable future for their service of people with mental disabilities.
Pope to Sick, Disabled: ‘You Are the Beloved of Jesus’
In Oct. 1 meeting in Georgia, Pope Francis stopped to greet and bless many people individually. Young people with disabilities also gave a performance for the Pope.
House Overcomes Partisan Inertia to Pass Disabilities Bill
After eight years in legislative limbo, a bill helping those with disabilities overwhelmingly passed Dec. 3.
