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   What does Catholic theology say about the Bible?

   • Catholic theology says the Bible was written by humans but that those human authors were divinely influenced, so the Bible can be seen as the word of God. Catholics do not, however, take the Bible completely literally, as many other Christian denominations do.

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   What is the theology of the Roman Catholic Church?

   • The theology of the Roman Catholic Church is primarily based on a fusion of scripture and tradition. The Magisterium, which is composed of the Pope and the bishops and which serves as the teaching body of the Church, is responsible for interpreting and teaching tradition and scripture and is largely responsible for defining theological matters.

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   What type of Bible is used for mass readings?

   • New American Bible (NAB). This is the most widely used Catholic Bible in the United States. Produced by the USCCB with the Catholic Bible Association, it is the translation that is used for Mass readings. It is a “literal” translation, and it generally reads well. Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition (RSVCE).

   Which Catholic Bible Translation is the Best?

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   Why are Catholics called Romans?

   • A. Catholics are called Roman to show that they are in union with the true Church founded by Christ and governed by the Apostles under the direction of St. Peter, by divine appointment the Chief of the Apostles, who founded the Church of Rome and was its first bishop. Q. 501. By what name is a bishop's diocese sometimes called? A.

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   2 days ago · The Catholic Church being the Church founded by Christ preserves both from corruption and uses both to teach God's Word with guidance from the Holy Spirit (Matt 28:16-20; John...

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   5 days ago · New American Bible (NAB). This is the most widely used Catholic Bible in the United States. Produced by the USCCB with the Catholic Bible Association, it is the translation that is used for Mass readings. It is a “literal” translation, and it generally reads well. Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition (RSVCE).

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   14 hours ago · 8. “Christians . . . at first received all the Books of the Septuagint equally as Scripture . . . Down to the 4th cent. the Church generally accepted all the Books of the Septuagint as canonical ...

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   2 days ago · That’s ritual and it’s religion. Jesus even said that receiving the Holy Eucharist is directly tied to salvation, and the Bible teaches that baptism is, too. We sing hymns in Church. That’s a ritual of worship. We bow our heads together to pray. Sometimes we kneel. All of this is “religion.”

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   4 days ago · The theology of the Roman Catholic Church is primarily based on a fusion of scripture and tradition. The Magisterium, which is composed of the Pope and the bishops and which serves as the teaching body of the Church, is responsible for interpreting and teaching tradition and scripture and is largely responsible for defining theological matters.

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   1 day ago · Here are 10 things you need to know. 1. What happened on the original Holy Thursday? An amazing amount of stuff! This was one of the most pivotal days in the life of Jesus Christ. Here are some of the things the gospels record for this day (including events that happened after midnight). Jesus:

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   4 days ago · A. The Church is the congregation of all those who profess the faith of Christ, partake of the same Sacraments, and are governed by their lawful pastors under one visible Head. Q. 490. How may...