Xavier Society for the Blind’s free materials enable greater participation at Mass
Back in 1900, a young, blind woman named Margaret Coffee taught blind children in New York City. She taught what Catholics would consider “CCD” today, said Malachy Fallon, executive director of the New York City-based Xavier Society for the Blind. She noticed some of the children didn’t have the same “raised print” reading materials, a forerunner to Braille, used at the time. She wanted to change that.
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