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Who is The NBCC?

We, The National Black Catholic Congress, comprised of member organizations, represent African American Roman Catholics, working in collaboration with National Roman Catholic organizations. We commit ourselves to establishing an agenda for the evangelization of African Americans; and to improve the spiritual, mental, and physical conditions of African Americans, thereby committing ourselves to the freedom and growth of African Americans as full participants in church and society.

Aware of the challenges, we are committed to evangelize ourselves, our church and unchurched African Americans, thereby enriching the Church. We hold ourselves accountable to our baptismal commitment to witness and proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ."

NBCC STRUCTURE
 African American Catholic Bishops
 Congress Directory
 Board of Trustees
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Parish Search
 Find a Parish in your State
Black Catholic Newsletter
 A Brief History of African American Catholics
 Enthronement of the Sacred Hearts and other Catholic Devotions
 Speaking Words of Love
 What Every Catholic Needs To Know About Funerals
 Why Won’t You Stay? Where Shall We Go?
 What Happens When Girls Say "Yes" Part 2
 Autism & Learning Disorders
 The Therapeutic Benefits of Pets
Publications
 Book Of The Month:
Scripture In The Church: The Synod on the Word of God
 Author Of The Month:
James Chukwuma Okoye, CSSp
NBCC Spotlight
 Fr. Cyprian Davis, OSB, Named Professor Emeritus
 Saving St. Anthony - A Success Story
Upcoming Events
 Archdiocese of Washington Liturgy - to celebrate the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
January 14, 2012
 The 33rd Annual National Prayer Vigil for Life
January 22-23, 2012
 National Day of Prayer For the African American and African Family
January 22-23, 2012
 
NBCC Special Report
 2011 National Black Catholic Survey
 
In The News
 Archbishop Dolan Remembers Cardinal John Foley For His Kindness, Dedication To Church, Communications
 Catholic Bishops, Other Religious Groups Lobby For Unemployment Insurance Extension
 Father Augustus Tolton for Sainthood - Video On Youtube
 Call to the Priesthood - YOUtube video
 Teaching young about human dignity promotes peace, justice, pope says
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Daniel Rudd: Founder of The National Black Catholic CongressNBCC Founder
Daniel Rudd

Daniel Rudd, founder of the National Black Catholic Congress (NBCC, was born August 7, 1854 to Robert and Elizabeth Rudd. Daniel was one of 12 children. His father was a slave on the Rudd estate near Bardstown, Kentucky and his mother was a slave of the Hayden family in Bardstown. Both parents were Catholic. Read more on Daniel Rudd

Acacia Tree: NBCC Symbol [click here to read more]
The Acacia Tree is a native to Africa, it is mentioned in the Bible in the Book of Exodus and in the Book of Isaiah. The wood of the tree was used to build the Ark of the Covenant. It is mentioned in Isaiah as a sign of the Messianic restoration in Israel. The Acacia Tree has deep roots, and survives through drought, dryness and famine. More
NBCC Structure
Congress Directory: African American Catholic Bishops of the United States
The African American Catholic Bishops of the United States

Click here for the entire list

For additional information about African American Catholic Bishops, visit the the Holy Angels Website.

NBCC Board of Trustees

Regional Bishops & Coordinators

Listed below are the 13 Regional Bishops & Coordinators in the U.S.

1 The National Black Catholic Clergy Caucus
2 The National Black Sisters Conference
3 The National Association of Black Catholic Administrators
4 The Knights and Ladies of Peter Claver
5 The National Black Catholic Seminarians Association
6 The Institute for Black Catholic Studies/Xavier University
7 Most. Rev. Joseph Perry
8 Most Rev. Most Rev. John Ricard, SSJ

Official
Scripture
Passage



Then I heard
the voice of the Lord saying,

"Whom shall I send? Who will go for us?"

"Hear I Am", I said,
"Send Me!"
(Isaiah: 6:8)

Read more on the NBCC Official Scripture Passage

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