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Books to read about disability
Books to read about disability
Disability and Classical Education by Dr. Amy Gilbert Richards
Just Cate: A Dual Memoir by Lifelong Friends by Noelle Alix and Angela Martin
A Memoir of Mary Ann by The Dominican Nuns Who Took Care of Her
Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
Indispensable edited by Mark Bradford
Wonder by R. J. Palacio
Karen: A True Story Told by Her Mother by Marie Killilea
St. Jerome Academy and the Call to Inclusive Schools by Dr. Melissa Mitchell. Word on Fire has spotlighted our academy's commitment to inclusive Catholic education, demonstrating how the school successfully integrates students with disabilities.
Called to Be Evangelists: The Disabled Person as Priest, Prophet, and King from the Evangelization & Culture Seminar on “Proclaiming Christ With or Without Words" podcast.
This three-part seminar discusses how families and the Church can assist our loved ones with disabilities in discerning their evangelical role in the Church and therefore fulfill these obligations of their baptism.
The Prophetic Witness of Disability by Mark Bradford, Word on Fire's Fellow for Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities with Word on Fire.
The Call to Follow Christ: St. John Paul II on Disabilities from The University of Notre Dame's Church Life Journal on our Christian imperative to serve, love, and include those with disabilities.
Religious Sisters with Down Syndrome: The Joy of Shared Contemplative Life: The Little Sisters Disciples of the Lamb live in the center of France. They are the first contemplative community in the world to welcome into consecrated life people with Down Syndrome.
July '25 School Spotlight: St. Jerome Academy, featured by the St. John Henry Newman Institute. "Through its Resource Program, students receive targeted reading interventions, classroom accommodations, and individualized learning plans that reflect both their challenges and their unique gifts. This work is not auxiliary to the school’s mission—it flows directly from it.
To sustain and expand this commitment, St. Jerome Academy established the St. Margaret of Castello Alliance for Catholic Inclusion, a center dedicated to ensuring that all of God’s children, including those with special needs, receive the support they need to thrive within the school’s rich, comprehensive Catholic environment."
Promoting Literacy for All Abilities Tricks, tips, and strategies for parents and teachers from The Parents Place of Maryland.
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