• Disclaimer on Externally Linked Websites
• Introduction
• • Catholics Need to Read their Bibles - An essay by Catholic apologist, Dave Armstrong.
• Catholic Bibles
• • The New American Bible This is an easy-to-read Bible using modern language. There is scripture commentary at the bottom of each page.
  • The New American Bible from the Vatican
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  • The Douay-Rheim's Bible with Search Engine
  • The Douay-Rheim's Bible (Alternate Link)
  • Haydock's Bible Commentary: Old Testament
  • Haydock's Bible Commentary: New Testament
  • The Gutenberg Bible The first bible ever printed, in 1455, and also a Catholic Bible.
• Chronology and Concordances
• • Bible Chronology
  • Bible Concordance by Subject
  • Catholic Biblical Apologetics
• Catholic Bible Studies
• • Magisterial Documents on Scripture and Related Topics
  • The St. Paul Center - Scott Hahn's Online Courses
  • St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church Bible Study
  • Agape Bible Study -- Provides a good overview of the Bible and Salvation History.
  • The Crossroads Initiative Catholic Bible Study
  • A Catholic Guide to the Bible by Father Lukefahr. Scroll down the page and you'll see this online course listed with other courses offered by Catholic Home Study Service.
  • The Mass: From Genesis to Revelation by Richard Salbato.
  • Scripture Catholic Get quotes from the Church Fathers and the Bible supporting Catholicism.
• Other Bibles and Apocryphal Writings
• • Bible Gateway This is a search engine for non-Catholic Bibles, useful in Apologetics with non-Catholics.
  • Bible Research is a good objective site on the history of the Bible.
  • The Apocrypha This lists all the writings that didn't make it into the New Testament when the Catholic Church canonized the 27 books of the New Testament in 400AD.
  • The Didache.
  • The Muratorian Fragment Written in 170AD, this is the first document listing New Testament era writings generally accepted as inspired and not inspired, and also, mentions there is one Church and that it is Catholic.