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Bible Study Online Weekly
How
can you know God without knowing His Word?
Next to prayer, Bible study is
the best way to know God and grow your relationship with Him. He has given
us His words for many centuries, and they are all in one best-selling book of
all time the Bible.
Each week at Mass for Catholics, we are given
three Bible readings (called the Liturgy) the first is from the Old
Testament, except during the Easter Season when the Book of Acts is used for
the first reading; the second reading is from a New Testament Epistle
(one of the letters); and the third is from one of the Gospels.
Faith - Make It Real Bible studies take the three
readings, along with commentaries, and discuss what they mean, how they are
related to each other, and how they affect us today. There is never a "stupid"
question. All questions are honored as important we are at all different
levels of Bible knowledge. All questions are welcome and can be emailed to us at:
MIR Staff. We'll do our best
to give you an accepted theological answer with a source reference.
Online Bible Studies
Each week, you can access and print the Bible study (in pdf format below) to
use for a personal Bible study. You may also form your own weekly Bible study
group and use our studies for your discussion.
Studies
use Catholic approved commentaries and sources to explain what the readings
mean. The commentaries used are from one or more of the following:
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Reference notes found in both The Jerusalem (research) Bible and the Revised New
American Bible
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St. Charles Borromeo Catholic
Church in Picayune, MS, web site's Bible study commentary, found at
http://www.scborromeo.org/bible.htm
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The
Navarre Bible Commentary
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The Haydock Bible Commentary
The Scripture is taken from
the Revised New American Bible.
Don't have a Bible for home
study? Here are two online Catholic Bibles (also, our online Bible studies
have the readings printed next to the commentary):
Additional historical
information. We add such information when appropriate and time permits to
help put the Scripture readings into perspective.
Studies for 2012
Studies for 2011
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