Is it possible to talk about healing a genetic disability without in some way discounting the value of the people who live with these disorders? What will the world be like for people with disabilities as these populations continue to shrink? Is eliminating disability even a worthwhile goal?
Guests appearing in the episode:
Mary Forr Szoch
Mary Forr Szoch is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame where she majored in political science and philosophy. After graduation, Mary received her Masters in Education from Notre Dame through the Alliance for Catholic Education. Mary has taught high school and middle school and has founded a non-profit for adults with special needs. In 2016, Mary became the Director of Life Issues for the Archdiocese of Washington, and in 2019, Mary became the Manager of Catholic Policy and Advocacy and Director of the DC Catholic Conference where she responds to all local legislation impacting the Archdiocese of Washington.
Special Thanks:
Lauren Klingman, Mackenzie Kim
“All Will Be Well” original track by Jessica Gerhardt
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