Neurologically Sustainable Discipleship
The Lenten resolutions previously posted here center around understanding and honoring our physical, neurological needs – and recognizing that ignoring […]
The Lenten resolutions previously posted here center around understanding and honoring our physical, neurological needs – and recognizing that ignoring […]
We have written previously that autistic people are less likely to attend Mass than non-autistic people (e.g., our 2023 post, […]
Those who are praying along with our daily intentions this Lent will notice that each day’s prayer examines an aspect […]
by Aimée O’Connell With the season of Lent just up ahead, I would like to offer Autism Consecrated’s take […]
by Aimée O’Connell, T.O.Carm. In a previous post, I talked about how tricky it can be to recognize the […]
Picking up where we left off… Autism Consecrated is hoping to start specifically naming the underlying things which erode our […]
by Aimée O’Connell, T.O.Carm., and Fr. Mark Nolette Maybe you’ve sat with a doctor or therapist and gone over […]
For All Souls Day, let us offer this prayer for the autistic souls: Heavenly Father, We commend to […]
by Aimée O’Connell For word puzzle lovers, a list like this might bring the daily New York Times Connections game […]
In recognition of World Autism Day 2024, we are pleased to offer a Short Form of our Prayer Petitions for […]