ADAPTED RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
The OLV CCD program is offering a class for developmentally challenged children, grades 1-12. This class runs from 10:30am-11:20am and will include children who are unable to function in a general classroom setting due to problems with their cognitive ability, expressive and receptive language skills, ability to focus, and/or developmental delays.
The program used with our special needs students is an adaptive form of the program: Finding God by Loyola Press. We are fortunate to have a wonderful teacher this year who has professional experience working with special needs children.
To volunteer, ask any questions or enroll your child,
please contact Anne Bord @ directorccd@ourladyofvictory.com for more information.
~Additional forms will be sent to you regarding your child's individual needs.~
The link above takes to you to the Loyola Press wear more information about these materials can be found.
The Adaptive First Eucharist Kit will enable many people with autism and other special needs to participate fully in their faith, and receive the Eucharist.
LOYOLA PRESS'S COMMUNION PREPARATION
The Adaptive First Eucharist Kit will enable many people with autism and other special needs to participate fully in their faith, individuals who might not be able to receive the Eucharist. - Loyola Press
"All baptized persons with disabilities have a right to adequate catechesis and deserve the means to develop a relationship with God."
—National Directory for Catechesis, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
LOYOLA PRESS'S CONFIRMATION PREPARATION
The Adaptive Confirmation Preparation Kit was designed to help individuals with autism and other special needs enter fully into the faith experience, prepare for the Sacrament of Confirmation, and live their lives as participating members of the Catholic Church. This teaching tool helps individuals follow the USCCB Guidelines: "All baptized, unconfirmed Catholics may receive the Sacrament of Confirmation if they are suitably instructed, properly disposed and able to renew their baptismal promises." - Loyola Press