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United States Conference Of Catholic Bishops

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Company Research Report: United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)



Company Overview



  • Name: United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)

  • Mission: The mission of the USCCB is to encounter the mercy of Christ and to accompany His people with joy, supporting the ministry of bishops with an emphasis on evangelization.

  • Founded: Formed in 1917 initially as the National Catholic War Council, it later became the National Catholic Welfare Council in 1919, and evolved into the USCCB on July 1, 2001.

  • Key People:

  • President: Most Reverend Timothy P. Broglio

  • Vice President: Archbishop William E. Lori

  • Secretary: Archbishop Paul S. Coakley

  • Treasurer: Bishop James F. Checchio

  • General Secretary: Rev. Michael J.K. Fuller

  • Headquarters: Washington, D.C., United States

  • Number of Employees: No information is available

  • Revenue: No information is available

  • Known For: The USCCB is known for unifying, coordinating, and promoting Catholic activities in the United States, organizing religious, charitable, and social welfare work, aiding in education and immigration, and engaging in evangelization and social justice.


Products



  • Products Offered: The USCCB does not offer commercial products but provides religious and educational programs, resources for dioceses and parishes, and advocacy on social and moral issues.

  • High-Level Description: Key resources include daily readings, liturgical guidelines, catechetical materials, and public policy guidance.

  • Key Features:

  • Evangelization and catechesis resources

  • Support for diocesan and parish ministries

  • Advocacy on life and dignity of the human person

  • Resources for social justice and peace initiatives


Recent Developments



  • Recent Developments:

  • The USCCB held its 2024 Fall Plenary Assembly in Baltimore, with discussions on various church and societal issues.

  • Affirmation of advancement for the causes of beatification and canonization of Dr. Gertrude Barber and Sister Annella Zervas.

  • Strategic focus on healing and renewal through the Eucharist, including themes of evangelization and pandemic recovery in their 2021-24 strategic plan.

  • New Products Launched:

  • No new products launched.

  • New Features Added:

  • No new features specifically mentioned.

  • New Partnerships:

  • Collaboration with Vatican and Microsoft on AI-generated "digital twin" of St. Peter's for enhanced public engagement during the Holy Year.


Conclusions



The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) plays a vital role in supporting the Catholic Church in the United States through promoting spiritual, social, and educational initiatives. While they do not produce traditional commercial products, their work provides essential resources and advocacy that shape Catholic life across the nation. Recent developments emphasize their ongoing commitment to evangelization, social justice, and addressing contemporary challenges such as pandemic recovery and climate change impacts.