Our least expensive no-frills Bible. Compared to our other Bibles, this one has black and white maps instead of color, and does not have as many engravings and papal encyclicals. Wrapped in black bonded leather, and hardbound. For those looking for the least expensive way to own a copy of Holy Writ.
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The most beautiful and traditional Catholic Bible in English! The first ever digitally typeset edition with newly redrawn colour maps, beautifully bound in leather with gilt edges. The text is set in classic Century Expanded Font, 8.5pt. The bible is approximately 6 x 8.5".
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The most beautiful and traditional Catholic Bible in English! The first ever digitally typeset edition with newly redrawn colour maps, beautifully bound in leather with gilt edges. The text is set in classic Century Expanded Font, 10.5pt. The bible is approximately 7x10".
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No pocket edition of Douay-Rheims Bible has been in print for decades. Due to a huge demand, you can now enjoy the same text as the larger size Douay-Rheims Bible, including the Encyclical Letters, engravings and colour maps, printed on the same high quality paper, and bound in Leather with gold gilded edges and two ribbons. 3.9"W x 6.3"H. Font size 6pt.
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Confraternity Books is pleased to offer, for the first time in several decades, a new Douay-Rheims version of New Testament and Psalms. Ideal for those wanting to carry the New Testament and Psalms at all times for meditation and prayer. This handy volume will easily fit into a shirt pocket or handbag.
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This is the newest edition of what was the most common bible in all Catholic homes from the 1840s to well into the 20th century. The family history pages, History section, and Dictionary make it the most complete family Douay available today. It is eminently suitable for gift giving at weddings or other special occasions.
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Why did yesterday’s Catholic kids know the Bible so much better than today’s? One MAJOR reason: this magnificent Bible picture book. Even back in the Fifties, this book was considered ambitious. Today it would be unthinkable for a Catholic publisher to lavish so much time, talent and expense on a book intended primarily (but by no means exclusively) for young people.
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