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Title: Card File: General Summary of Diocesan Reports as of 5/1/1919: Leavenworth-Peoria
Created: January 1, 1919
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Subject: Church and State, Family Life, International Relations, Military Affairs, World War I

Title: Card File: General Summary of Diocesan Reports as of 5/1/1919: Alaska-Dallas
Created: January 1, 1919
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Subject: Church and State, Family Life, International Relations, Military Affairs, World War I

Title: Card File: General Summary of Diocesan Reports as of 5/1/1919: Santa Fe-Winona
Created: January 1, 1919
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Subject: Church and State, Family Life, International Relations, Military Affairs, World War I

Title: Card File: General Summary of Diocesan Reports as of 5/1/1919: Philadelphia-San Francisco
Created: January 1, 1919
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Subject: Church and State, Family Life, International Relations, Military Affairs, World War I

Title: A critical analysis of archdiocesan and diocesan school system handbooks of policies and regulations /
Created: January 1, 1960, January 1, 1960
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: null
Description: Thesis (M.A.--Ed.)--Catholic University of America, 1960.
Subject: null, null, null

Title: A critical analysis of seminary programs in professional education for candidates to the diocesan priesthood /
Created: January 1, 1960, January 1, 1960
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: null
Description: Thesis (M.A.--Ed.)--Catholic University of America.
Subject: null, null, null

Title: Card File: General Summary of Diocesan Reports as of 5/1/1919: Davenport-Lead
Created: January 1, 1919
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Subject: Church and State, Family Life, International Relations, Military Affairs, World War I

Title: The Superintendent's Perceived Capacity to Deliver Faith Leadership and Mission Leadership to Diocesan School Communities
Created: January 1, 2021
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Dissertation
Description: Degree Awarded: Ph.D. Education. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Catholic School Leadership, Catholic Schools, Educational Leadership, Faith Leadership, Mission Leadership, Spiritual Leadership

Title: Diocesan Synod: Event of Communion and Action of Governance for the Archdiocese of San Francisco
Created: January 1, 2020
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Dissertation
Description: Degree Awarded: J.C.L. Canon Law. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Communion Ecclesiology, Diocesan Bishop, Diocesan Synod

Title: Here in this Place: Theology of Place as a Means of Enriching Diocesan Seminarian Spiritual Formation
Created: January 1, 2017
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Dissertation
Description: Degree Awarded: D.Min. Pastoral Studies. The Catholic University of America

Title: The Intervention of the Diocesan Bishop in Cases of Negligent Administration of Ecclesiastical Goods of a Parish
Created: January 1, 2022
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Thesis
Description: Degree Awarded: J.C.L. Canon Law. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Administration, Negligence, Temporal Goods

Title: Be Perfect, Just as Your Heavenly Father is Perfect: An Examination of the Juridic Nature of the Diocesan Phase of Causes of Beatification and Canonization.
Created: January 1, 2020
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Dissertation
Description: Degree Awarded: J.C.D. Canon Law. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Canonization, Holiness, Juridic, Saints

Title: A Canonical Analysis of the Authority Exercised by the Diocesan Bishop and the Religious Superior Over the Religious Pastor qua Pastor
Created: January 1, 2016
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Dissertation
Description: Degree Awarded: J.C.D. Canon Law. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Appointment, Diocesan Bishop, Pastor, Religious Institute, Removal

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