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• The policy implementing the lay boards across the country is good.
• In response, the lay board formally appealed to the Holy See.
• The first lay Board of Directors was appointed in 1990.
• The University is now run by a lay board, while Nerinx remains Catholic.
• The lay board formally appealed to the Holy See and that appeal was denied.
• In 1975, responsibility for the College was transferred to a lay board of trustees.
• The Diocese of Dallas has established four parallel lay boards that oversee priest assignments and examine sex abuse complaints.
• "A lay board that has no teeth is so much lip service, " she said.
• Under Title VII, federal aid can go to Catholic colleges only if they are controlled by a lay board.
• This was the first time that a Benedictine school in England had established a fully independent lay Board of Governors.
• By weakening the role of lay boards and making them confidential under these revisions, they are back to where they started.
• For a number of years Walther served as an Associate Member of the Lay Board of Trustees for the University of Dayton.
• Letting law enforcement handle investigations while setting up lay boards within the church to review cases _ these seem to be appropriate policies,
• Following this disharmony with the lay Board of Trustees there and the subsequent interdict, Kunz requested that McCloskey authorize a new parish.
• "It's a lay board, " said Suckow, the village engineer, who has worked for many municipalities.
• In the bylaws as amended, the authority of the pastor was revoked, putting the lay board in full control of the parish.
• It is governed by a policy-making lay board of trustees and is affiliated with the American Central Province of the Xaverian Brothers.
• The publication, which operates outside of the authority of the Catholic Church, is independently owned and governed by a lay board of directors.
• The lay board has only advisory powers, but its existence alone is an unprecedented power-sharing move by the nation's church hierarchy.
• The Springfield Diocese, home to about 262, 000 Catholics, was among the first to establish a lay board to investigate allegations against clergy.