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The New Jerusalem Bible (NJB) has become the most widely used Roman Catholic Bible outside of the United States. It has the imprimatur of Cardinal George Basil Hume. The New Jerusalem Bible (NJB) is a Catholic translation of the Bible published in 1985.
- Ecclesiasticus / Sirach
Ecclesiasticus / Sirach - Bible - Catholic Online
- Psalms
Psalms - Bible - Catholic Online
- Books of the Bible
The Catholic Church and Eastern Christian churches also hold...
- New Testament
New Testament - Bible - Catholic Online
- Old Testament
Old Testament - Bible - Catholic Online
- Daily Readings
Reading 1, Revelation 4:1-11 1 Then, in my vision, I saw a...
- Esther
1 It was in the days of Ahasuerus, the Ahasuerus whose...
- Joshua
1 When Moses, servant of Yahweh, was dead, Yahweh spoke to...
- Ecclesiasticus / Sirach
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Scriptural Reference Guide. The Catholic Church bases her teaching upon one source: The word of God. This divine revelation is transmitted in two ways: through Scripture and apostolic tradition. Many assume that only the writings of the apostles are the word of God. However, their oral transmission of the Faith is also considered the word of ...
Enjoy these online versions of the Bible translated by the best Catholic scholars. Versions include: NABRE - New American Bible Revised Edition, RSVCE - Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition, Vatican - The New American Bible
Sometimes concordance is used in reference to alphabetical indexes of Biblical subjects, which guide one to all the passages of the Bible referring to the subject in question; but as commonly employed in English the word denotes a purely verbal concordance, a text-finder.