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I want to share with you about this invitation I got from a long-time friend of mine in the deaf community and an expert sign language interpreter (she’s a hearing person by the way) Dr. Marie Therese Angeline Bustos of the University of the Philippines College of Education.
The University of the Philippines Diliman [...]
The wonderful Acousticon has now enabled more than 400,000 deaf persons to hear. We are sure it will do the same for you.
In 1605, St. Francis De Sales took care and gave education to an indigent young man named Martin, a deaf-mute from birth. The man came almost daily to a house in Roche, France, where Bishop de Sales was staying, to ask for alms.
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