 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce - 1979 - 1634 lapas
...Catholic Conference (USCC) is a civil agency of the Catholic Bishops of the United States assisting them in their service to the Church, in this country by...levels. The Department of Communication, of which I am secretary, is the principal national agency for the Catholic Church, in communication in the United... | |
 | Richard Chilson - 1987 - 484 lapas
...(USCC) is a civil corporation composed of all the bishops. Its purpose is to assist and coordinate "in the public, educational and social concerns of the Church at the national or interdiocesan level. " A number of national agencies exist, most housed in Washington DC, called... | |
 | Marvin L. Krier Mich - 1998 - 712 lapas
...(1986): 448-472. Catholic bishops is a civil corporation. "The USCC provides an organizational structure and assistance in the public, educational, and social concerns of the Church at the national or interdiocesan level." Unlike the NCCB, whose members are only bishops, the USCC includes lay, religious... | |
 | Marvin L. Krier Mich - 1998 - 492 lapas
...as a whole." Catholic bishops is a civil corporation. "The USCC provides an organizational structure and assistance in the public, educational, and social concerns of the Church at the national or interdiocesan level." Unlike the NCCB, whose members are only bishops, the USCC includes lay, religious... | |
 | Joseph Bernardin - 2000 - 712 lapas
...the civil corporation, which provides an organizational structure and the resources needed to insure coordination, cooperation and assistance in the public,...and social concerns of the Church at the national or interdiocesan level. As most of you know, I have served both the NCCB and the USCC as their general... | |
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USCC provides an organization structure and the resources needed to insure coordination, cooperation, and assistance in the public, educational, and social concerns of the Church at the national, regional, state, interdiocesan and, as appropriate, diocesan... 