Church Offers Welcoming Sensory Room for Children With ADHD, Autism
‘It was like this big welcoming sign — whatever your child needs ... all of it is welcome.’
Results from Tag: 'children with special needs'
Knights ‘Step Up to the Plate’ to Raise Funds for Baseball Field for Special-Needs Athletes
Forty-two councils in the Archdiocese of Detroit helped raise about $65,000 for the field.
Fran Maier’s Gift to the Church: A Clear-Eyed Vision of Things as They Really Are
The Catholic commentator’s unflinching determination to tell the truth is central to his new book, just as it was throughout his long and dynamic collaboration with Archbishop Charles Chaput.
Catholic Organizations Host Seminars on Disability and Inclusion in the Catholic Church
The webinar will conclude with a presentation from Bishop Barron on April 25.
Driven by Love: Mothers on a Mission Ensure the Neurodiverse Are Counted Among Christ’s Flock
Advocates for special children champion inclusion and accommodation.
Jimmy’s Life Is a Gift
COMMENTARY: What My Brother With Down Syndrome and Autism Has Taught Me About Life and Love
Welcoming All Learners: Parents Urge Catholic Schools to Serve Students With Special Needs
Educators offer tips and strategies for parochial schools to be more inclusive to pupils with learning differences.
Religious Families Denied Equal Access in California’s Special-Ed Policy
COMMENTARY: In California, even the care of young people with disabilities takes second place to secularist dogma.
Families, Advocates Discuss Ways the Church Can Welcome Persons With Disabilities
As the bishops plan a new pastoral statement for persons with disabilities, advocates look for acknowledgment of new realities and diagnoses and encouragement of greater inclusion.
‘Let’s Walk the Talk’: The Importance of Accommodating Students With Special Needs
Catholic schools and organizations work to include all young learners.
