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Conscience, Courage, and Children With Down Syndrome - Archbishop Charles Chaput (Denver)

You will find here a link to an inspirational article by Archbishop Chaput of Denver on the First Things website. First Things is the preeminent magazine on the role of faith in the Public Square. It's founding Editor, Fr. Richard John Neuhaus,(RIP) was a priest of the Archdiocese of Manhattan and a summer parishioner of St. Alphonsus Parish in Chapeau, Qc. where I had the privilege of being pastor. Time spent reading this magazine is always time well spent. Archbishop Chaput's article is a perfect example of the quality of this journal. You can find a link to their website in my favorite links box on the left hand side of this web page. Archbishop Chaput article: http://www.firstthings.com/onthesquare/2009/10/conscience44-courage44-and-children-with-down-syndrome

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