USCCB General Assembly 2019 November

November 11-14 in Baltimore, MD

WASHINGTON—The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) will gather for the 2019 Fall General Assembly in Baltimore, November 11-14.

Watch the Live Stream

A live stream is expected to run Monday - November 11, Tuesday - November 12, and Wednesday - November 14. Public sessions of the general assembly, discussions, votes and press conferences will be livestreamed at: usccb.org/live.

Missed the live stream? Don't forget the Video OnDemand page to view video of public sessions and press conferences.

USCCB News Releases

• U.S. Bishops Vote for Conference Secretary, Chairman and Chairmen-elect of Six Committees at Fall General Assembly in Baltimore

• U.S. Bishops Vote for USCCB President and Vice President at Annual General Assembly in Baltimore

• Pro Life Committee Chairman Invites Bishops to Join Initiative Serving Pregnant and Parenting Mothers in Need

• U.S. Bishops Convene for Annual General Assembly in Baltimore

• U.S. Bishops to Meet Nov. 11-13 in Baltimore; Will Elect New USCCB President, Vice President, Committee Chairs, and Vote on Seven Action Items; Assembly to Be Live Streamed, Live Tweeted

• U.S. Bishops to Vote for Chairman and Chairmen-elect of Six Standing Committees at Fall General Assembly in Baltimore, Nov. 11-13, 2019

CNS News Stories

• Update: U.S. bishops examine challenges faced by church, society
• As Supreme Court hears DACA case, bishops voice support for beneficiaries
• Archbishop reports on progress of document on marriage and family life
• Bishops agree with call to have St. Irenaeus declared doctor of the church
• Update: Archbishop Gomez elected USCCB president; first Latino in post
• Update: 'Faithful Citizenship' materials reflect pope's ongoing teaching
• Update: U.S. bishops examine challenges faced by church, society
• Bishops approve new hymn texts for the Liturgy of the Hours
• Update: Bishops OK new edition of Program of Priestly Formation
• Immigration reform among priorities for new USCCB president
• Bishop Barron urges bishops to help bring people back to the church
• Bishops to vote on revised strategic priorities for the early 2020s
• USCCB assembly to review third-party reporting system, elect new officers

Catch the CNS stories on the General Assembly along with other Catholic news at catholicnews.com.