Sign language Study Tools for Learning the Faith and the Sunday/Christmas Mass Readings

Joe Tevington | 10/29/2025

For the Compendium.of the Catechism and the cycles of Sunday & Christmas Mass readings, these are some unofficial sign language study tools.

Great effort has gone into these tools, but they are imperfect and do NOT replace any approved translations/texts.

Spotting a phrase that I wish was signed differently, I often find myself wanting to alter each and every video! While I am no fan of Voltaire, I believe that he was on to something that I very much need to hear:

"Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good."

Sign language study tools for the Compendium of the Catechism (Part 1, 2, 3, 4)

Sign Language Tools Corresponding to the

A Cycle

B Cycle

C Cycle

of Sunday/Christmas Mass Readngs

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About the Author

Joe Tevington

Joe Tevington is a proudly orthodox Catholic, a husband since 1986, a dad to two adult children, a grandpa to two, and a civil service retiree. He is a sign language fluent certified rehabilitation counselor with graduate degrees in deafness rehabilitation, religious studies/moral theology, & Christian counseling psychology, as well as a catechetical diploma and certificates in benefits planning and Catholic social ministry. He deeply appreciates Catholic teaching on the sanctity of human life and the sanctity of the transmission of human life, as well as how they are to inform us in our apostolates and ministries.

On much lighter notes, he fancies himself to be the foremost authority on his native Brooklyn, when it comes to architecture, cinema, geography, history, Italian food, stick ball, stoop ball, or wiffle ball.