Since the inauguration of this blog, I have had the privilege to get to know some of you through emails, some via Facebook, or others e...

I know that many of you love the venerable Douay-Rheims Bible.  I have a deep appreciation for it as well, and think, like many Protestants...

Of all the "upcoming" Bibles that my readers have been waiting for over the past year, The Didache Bible: Ignatius Bible Edition...

I would like to start off by thanking reader Daniel for pointing the edition out to me.  As I have mentioned before, but not often enough...

As has been mentioned on this blog on numerous occasions, we Catholics do not have anywhere near the number of quality, premium leather Bibl...

One of my earliest reviews on this blog was for the delightful NRSV-CE Readers Edition from Oxford, which is now sadly out-of-print.  I th...

Back in April, I reviewed the newly re-released Douay-Rheims pocket Bible from Baronius Press.  Now, I am happy to give a short review of...

“And thou shalt say in that day: I will give thanks to thee, O Lord, for thou wast angry with me: thy wrath is turned away, and thou hast...

One of the common complaints on this blog is the serious lack of quality, high-end Catholic Bibles.  While there are certainly enough go...

Back in October 2009, I posted on this blog that my favorite Bible edition was Cambridge's NRSV Reference Bible with the Apocrypha-...

Any one else besides me think this is a pretty sweet and unique Bible?  Crickets..... I really do appreciate HarperOne's imagination...

Back in April, I reviewed the hardcover edition of the HarperOne New American Bible: Revised Edition .  Needless to say, I was impressed ...

Over the past decade, HarperOne has been known for its unique editions of the NRSV translation. With editions like the Standard, Thinline...