Which Parts of the Mass gets CART?
CART (captioning) at the Mass -- possible approaches:
1. The provider
types
everything that he/she hears and indicates if it is the Priest, Lector, Song leader, or Lay response. There will be a
lag time delay
like any interpreter or translation services. Time length of service is 1
hour.
2. The provider types the portions of the Mass that is
not in the Missal (usually the Homily, Universal Prayers, Opening and Closing
Announcements, and any customized blessings not in the Missal). The client uses the Missal for other parts of
the Mass, although provider might provide brief description clues like ‘Hymn #’
or letting someone know they are saying the St. Michael or Hail Mary prayer at
the end of Mass etc.
3. Some people may benefit from more clues on where
everyone is in the Missal than others (‘Glory to God…’ ‘Christ have Mercy’
‘Profession of Faith’ ‘Our Father’ etc.)
"What does it mean for communication to be “effective”? Simply put, “effective communication” means that whatever is written or spoken must be as clear and understandable to people with disabilities as it is for people who do not have disabilities."
"Accessible meeting space allows
everyone to participate."
(Source: http://www.ada.gov/business/accessiblemtg.htm
Catholics With Hearing Loss Yahoo Forum Group
If you are Catholic with a hearing loss (mild to profound) and interested in
discussing with others about how to make the Mass and other parts of church
life more accessible, along with supporting one another spiritually - Subscribe at
If you are Catholic with a hearing loss (mild to profound) and interested in
discussing with others about how to make the Mass and other parts of church
life more accessible, along with supporting one another spiritually - Subscribe at
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Group Description
Catholics with Hearing loss interested in having the Mass in CC (CART), audio induction loops and other accommodations, along with conferences and workshops and how to support accessibility in the church and one another.
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