USCCB: November Bishops Meeting Will Be Virtual
At the virtual session, bishops are expected to vote on a successor to outgoing general secretary of the conference, Msgr. Brian Bransfield, and to elect several committee chairmen.
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The Shepherds the Church Needs Now
COMMENTARY: Bishops need to make themselves daily guests in the living rooms (or prayer spaces) of their flock.
Why US Bishops Place ‘Preeminent Priority’ on Stopping Abortion
Several bishops explained to the Register why this concern continues to be emphasized in their ‘Faithful Citizenship’ guidance for Catholic voters.
US Bishops Stand Firm, Say Threat of Abortion Remains Their ‘Preeminent Priority’
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Archbishop Gomez: USCCB’s Faithful Choice
EDITORIAL: For the new leader of the U.S. bishops, practical priorities are placed in the context of eternity.
Bishop: Catholic Identity Carefully Guarded at Catholic Relief Services
Adhering to Church teaching is a priority for CRS, Bishop Gregory Mansour assured the U.S. bishops this week.
Who Speaks for the US Bishops?
COMMENTARY: Baltimore provided a new USCCB executive. But who speaks for bishops is not determined by official office.
Archbishop Gomez’s Election Highlights USCCB Fall Assembly
‘Faithful Citizenship’ debate and McCarrick investigation update were also prominent at the US bishops’ meeting this week.
US Reporting Mechanism for Episcopal Abuse Cases Could Go Live by February
General counsel for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops told bishops Nov. 13 that a contract had been finalized.
Analysis: US Bishops at Odds Over Abortion and the ‘Francis Test’
Contention ensued over amendments to a letter meant to accompany a series of videos aimed at helping Catholics engage with the American political process.
