Reading the Holy Scriptures confers two benefits. It trains the mind to understand them; it turns man’s attention from the follies of the world and leads him to the love of God.
— St. Isidore of Seville
If you wish to explore the Holy Scriptures, and you overcome your laziness and apply yourself, thirsting for the knowledge, then every good thing will be yours. You will fill your mind with divine light. Then, when you apply that light to the doctrines of the Church, you will very easily recognize everything that is true and unadulterated, and lay it up in the hidden treasures of your soul.
— St. Cyril of Alexandria
“Make knowledge of the Scripture your love … Live with them, meditate on them, make them the sole object of your knowledge and inquiries.”
– St. Jerome
CURRENT BIBLE STUDIES
JUDITH class will be offered
October 22 through November 12.
Register below.
Registration is necessary to receive the ZOOM links and regular emails pertaining to the classes.
Please contact Charmaine Carter at 727-347-9702 or ccarter@cathedralofstjude.org for more information.
Class Resources
- New American Bible, Revised Edition
- Catechism of the Catholic Church
- The Mass in Scripture
- Video: Who Actually Wrote the Bible? | Fr. Felix Just, S.J.
- Video: Why Do Catholics Have A Different Bible Than Protestants?
- Interpretation of the Bible in the Church
- Verbum Domini: Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation on the Word in the Life and Mission of the Church
- Documents on the Study of Scripture
- Dei Verbum – Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation (Vatican II Document)
- Catechism of the Catholic Church: Sacred Scripture, §101 – 141
- Comparison of Dei Verbum and the CCC on Sacred Scripture | Fr. Felix Just SJ
- Interpretation of the Bible in the Church | Pontifical Biblical Commission
- The Jewish People and their Sacred Scriptures in the Christian Bible | Pontifical Council
- Response to The Jewish People and their Sacred Scriptures | Jewish-Christian Relations
- Verbum Domini (The Word of God): Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation on The Word of God
- Choosing the Word: How and Why Mass Readings are Chosen
- Vatican Document: Divino Afflante Spiritu (Enclyclical on Promoting Biblical Studies) (1943)
- Vatican Document: Providentissimus Deus (Encyclical On The Study of Holy Scripture) (1893)