Choosing a study Bible is a lot easier for Catholics than it is for Protestants! This is because there are fewer translations that contain the full canon of Scripture (including the deuterocanonical ...

The difference comes down to one verse (13): “For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen.” This verse is included in the King James Version (KJV) but not in most Catholic ...

You’re Catholic and it’s September. That means it’s the Month of Our Lady of Sorrows, right? Sure. But did you know that it is also the Month of the Bible? Don’t feel bad if you didn’t. I don’t think ...

The New American Bible, Revised Edition is the first new Catholic Bible in 40 years. The new version updates many Old Testament passages based on newly translated manuscripts discovered in the past 50 ...

DENVER — “Ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Jesus Christ,” St. Jerome famously stated, and if the COVID-19 lockdowns have given Catholics anything, it is an opportunity to encounter Jesus Christ ...

What Bible do Catholics use? Many people may not realize there is even a difference between Catholic and Protestant Bibles. In fact, the Catholic Bible contains a group of books called the Apocrypha ...

Of the making of Bibles, it seems, there is no end. When I was growing up in the eighties and nineties, there were three dominant translations: Mainline Protestants had the Revised Standard Version ...

A Bible is like a special room where you can have a personal conversation with God, so you want a version that you can make your own. In this Aleteia exclusive, Bible scholar Sarah Christmyer talks ...

For the Story Lover: The Great Adventure Catholic Bible simplifies the complexities of Scripture reading by guiding Catholics in truly understanding the narrative story of salvation history. Using ...

When I became a Christian at the age of fifteen one of the first things I did was bum a ride, from my Mom, to that local Christian bookstore. Those were a thing back then. I needed to buy a Bible. I ...

Christians all over the world unanimously agree that the books of the Bible are divinely inspired by God. But between Protestants, Catholics and Orthodox Christians, there is much disagreement in ...

Some Protestants still believe that Roman Catholics do not read the Bible and subordinate Holy Scripture to an amorphous thing called “tradition”­revelation which is not found in Scripture but has ...