[Faith-talk] Refutation and preeminent repudiation totheZionistsubjection.

[Linda Mentink]

Jenny,

There are Catholic hymnals available in braille. You'll probably have 
to buy them for yourself with your own funds, though.

Blessings,

Linda

At 08:58 PM 7/25/2014, you wrote:
>Hi again,
>No I'm late on this subject. But the Catholic Church I know because 
>I was one. Has an issue with that. So do a lot of other churches 
>that show things on the screen that we can't do it.
>The Catholic seven Oakrill him panel. They have no desire sometimes 
>to even get away for someone who's disabled to the choir loft.
>It's sad because we are people of faith all face.
>
>  Sorry I'm dictating this. Having to catch up on a lot. But, what I 
> meant to say was there is no braille hymnals. Anyway, it's all 
> churches. Not just the Catholic Church. However, I have found. And 
> I'm not to jilted Catholic. That they're the worst. Are one of the worst.
>
>I guess my point is. That all of us have to face persecution or 
>people that don't want to help us. No matter what church we go to. 
>So, it's make the best of things :-)
>Jenny
>
>Sent from my iPhone
>
> > On Jul 20, 2014, at 9:36 AM, debby phillips via Faith-talk 
> <faith-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> >
> > Hey Ashley, I think your topic is right on.  How does blindness 
> affect our faith? And how does blindness affect how we deal with 
> others of differing religions? Now, that may sound strange, so read 
> me out.  First of all, I'll deal with my second question.  There 
> are various cultures and faiths that view blindness very 
> negatively.  How do people overcome those obstacles? As a dog user 
> how do I deal with a cab driver who refuses to allow my dog in his 
> cab because he is Muslim and believes that dogs are unclean? how do 
> we deal with issues that affect our rights and someone's freedom of 
> religion? For instance, if a law requires that I do something that 
> I find reprehensible because of my faith, how do I deal with that?
> >
> > Then my first question, how does blindness affect my faith? Well, 
> in one way it does not.  What I believe is in my heart, and I try 
> to live out my faith every day, showing the love of Jesus to 
> others.  And I want to be of service to others.  But what happens 
> when people say, You can't do this or that because of your 
> blindness.  As a Catholic, I wanted to enter a particular community 
> of nuns.  (This was years ago and now I am married).  But they did 
> not want to have "anyone with handicaps" in their community.  Good 
> luck with that, when members get older and have 
> disabilities.  Churches in the United States are not required to 
> follow the rules of the ADA.  So what recourse does a person have? 
> These are topics that I think are blindness-related, and certainly 
> NFB related.  Thanks for reading.    Blessings,    Debby
> >
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