The National Black Catholics Seminarians’ Association (NBCSA)

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Background History

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Convention ’98

	Seminarian Sidney O. Speaks, III, SSJ is the dynamic president of the National Black Catholic Seminarians Association. There are more than 100 Black seminarians and about as many African seminarians studying in the U.S.
Men of the New Millennium. Posed for leading the Black Catholic community into the 21st century, Seminarians Sidney Speaks, III, SSJ - President of the NBCA and Anthony Bozeman of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia - Vice President, take a moment from their convention schedule for a photo opportunity.
	Norman Fischer, Jr., a seminarian from Mundelein Seminary in Illinois lead the Joint Conference in a praise service. Norman ended his reflection by delivering a powerful soulful rendition of "I believe I can fly." The conference membership were completely taken up in ecstatic rapture under the voice of this most compelling evangelist. (Charlotte, North Carolina - July 1998)
The seminarians gathered in the front of the room of the Black Clergy Caucus business chamber to give a report on their progress and the challenges that they are faces in their seminary formation. (Charlotte, North Carolina - July, 1998)
	The attendees of the National Black Catholic Seminarians Association pose for a photo following the Annual Lifetime Achievement Awards Dinner (Charlotte, North Carolina - July, 1998)

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