From 1966 to 2001, the USCC and the National Conference of Catholic Bishops (NCCB) functioned as two separate bodies with a common leadership and purpose. The USCC housed the Secretariat for Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations, the Communications office, and the Publishing Service, among many other services. The Bishops’ Committee for Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations was under the NCCB. In 2001, the US Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) was formed, bringing all these offices and committees together.

Documents

• Anglican-Roman Catholic Retreat
  Liberty, Missouri, 28 May 1970
• Substantial Agreement on the Eucharist
  31 Jan. 1972
• Bishops’ Committee Responds to Eucharistic Doctrine Statement
  2 Oct. 1972
• Anglican-Roman Catholic Documents Published
  16 Mar. 1973
• Anglican-Roman Catholic Agreed Statement on Ministry
  5 Dec. 1973
• Anglican-Roman Catholic Statement on Purpose of the Church
  29 Oct. 1975
• Anglican-Roman Catholic Statement on Ordination of Women
  5 Nov. 1975
• Anglican-Catholic Statement on the Theology of Marriage
  3 June 1976
• Anglican-Catholic Statement on Authority in the Church
  13 Jan. 1977
• Request for Specific Directives in ARC dialogue
  28 Dec. 1977
• Anglicans admitted into Catholic Church on ‘Common Identity’
  20 Aug. 1980
• Bishops can begin processing Episcopal Priests’ Petitions
  3 Apr. 1981
• Anglican-Roman Catholic Broad Based Conference
  Washington, DC, 16 June 1981
• Bishop Law issues statement on former Episcopal priests
  12 Jan. 1982
• Bishops hail Final Report of ARCIC
  29 Mar. 1982
• ARCIC Meets in Venice
  15 Sept. 1983
• US Catholic, Anglican Dialogue Held
  10 Jan. 1985
• Women Anglican Bishops Called Hindrance to Reconciliation
  14 Sept. 1988
• Appreciation Noted for Catholic-Anglican ‘Common Declaration’
  23 Oct. 1989
• Joint Statement Marks Beginning of Prayer for Unity
  19 Jan. 1993
• Eucharist not an Issue Dividing Churches, Dialogue Says
  Delray Beach, Florida, 14 Jan. 1994
• Catholic, Episcopal Bishops Plan Pilgrimage to Canterbury and Rome
  Canterbury & Rome, 1 Feb. 1994
• Anglican, Catholic Dialogue Takes up Directory for Ecumenism, Life in Christ, Veritatis Splendor
  Washington, DC, 13 Jan. 1995
• U.S. Anglican-Catholic Dialogue on Track to Study Exercise of Authority Within Church
  Alexandria, Virginia, 13 June 1997
• ARC-USA Meeting Discusses Local-Universal Church Relationships
  Baltimore, 14 Mar. 1999
• Special Relationship Between Roman Catholic Church, Anglican Communion, Reaffirmed at 50th Meeting Here
  Washington, DC, 24 Sept. 2000