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Xavier Society for the Blind
By Alicia Waters | March 10, 2020
Xavier Society for the Blind provides religious, spiritual, and inspirational reading materials in braille and audio. They support blind and visually impaired people in learning about, developing and practicing their faith. In 2019, Xavier Society transitioned to digital Talking Book format and now patrons can listen to their books on the talking book machines provided for free by the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled (NLS). They have a catalog of over 1,800 wide-ranging titles, in braille and audio including contemporary titles by popular authors, The Bible, biographies of saints, and theological dissertations.
To learn more about their offerings or to browse the catalogue, please visit Xavier Society for the Blind or call them at 212 473-7800 or 800 867-9193.
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