Posted: 8/3/2026 3:51:14 PM EDT
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"The Catholic liturgy engages all of our senses. But what if one of the most important is missing: hearing. No one understands that better than Fathers Christopher Klusman and Erik Pintar. Because both of them are Deaf. But neither views Deafness as an obstacle to their priesthood. They describe it instead as part of the vocation God has called them to."  The priests who speak through signs, not sounds |
| Pretty cool to see that. I was an optician and a contact lens fitter for several years. I had a deaf patient once. We communicated back and forth using notepads for the fitting process. It went surprisingly well and she was very happy with the outcome. Adaptability is the key in unusual situations like that. |
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Originally Posted By TangoFoxtrot: "The Catholic liturgy engages all of our senses. But what if one of the most important is missing: hearing. No one understands that better than Fathers Christopher Klusman and Erik Pintar. Because both of them are Deaf. But neither views Deafness as an obstacle to their priesthood. They describe it instead as part of the vocation God has called them to."  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S329pPUep1gVery neat. I've never thought about the deaf and their difficulties with going to services. I hope they enjoy a very successful ministry. |
Why is the sky blue?
What makes the green grass grow?
What makes the green grass grow?