Blind Catholics Keeping the Faith in a Pandemic

For some Catholics who are blind, the experience of the Mass can
be very different than for sighted people. In normal times, it
can be a tactile experience.


But not during the pandemic.


In Scripture, Jesus is recorded as saying where two or three are
gathered together in His name, there He is in the midst of them.
And that goes for times when the two or three need to be two or
three meters apart for social distancing. As with many Catholics,
those who are blind have found technology as a way to continue to
express their faith even when so much of life is disrupted. Many
are also helped by an organization in New York, the Xavier
Society for the Blind, which for 120 years has kept coming
Catholic and inspirational materials in Braille and audio
formats. We learn about that, and hear from a number of Catholics
who are blind about their experience of the pandemic.


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