Catholic Bible Commentary

It contains what other Books and Bibles lack. It is simply the best

Good but add more books, i found lamentations is missing

Good orthodox commentary on the Holy Scriptures in detail.

Extremely useful Commentry on Sacred Scripture.Highly recommanded for Apologetical purposes.

I've been looking for a good Catholic Bible commentary for quite awhile, so I was so happy that this one was everything I'd been searching for. Thank you!

Thank you.

Excellent app!!!

God bless.

Love it!

Very informative

Nice

The commentary is importantly present with supporting study tools. Excellent.

Fantastic app.

It shows to have 20 plus chapters but can only give 13 in the book of matt. So what gives

Other parts of Deuterocanonical Books like Susanna (Daniel chapter 13),Bel and the Dragon (Daniel chapter 14), and the Other Deuterocanonicals parts of Esther( Chapters A-G) cannot be found in the bible,although it is Catholic,pls add these books to the bible to make it complete and be fully recognize as a Catholic Bible.I like also your commentary.It is very precise and comprehensive!Thanks

The font is what I love the most and the navigation is superb, thanks for removing the kjv

Incomplete. Try to check the Chapters and verses , so many lacking!

Very good app! But i can not seem to access Mark 16:16....

In the book of Ezekiel you only find chapter 1 only. Please modify it thanks.

Must-all-read Holy Bible

Very good

Gooooood work

awesomely divine

This is an excellent app. The Haydock commentary is better than most present day ones. There is a wealth of information that you will not find elsewhere because it can't be proved scientifically, I suppose. Everything runs smoothly and there are some nice extra features

This app misses some chapters of books of the Catholic Bible and is missing books that are in the Catholic Bible example Machabee's. I do not find this a reliable source for Catholic commentary commentary. Buy the DR bible with Haydock notes or the Haydock commentary in hardcover. Author states it is KJV therefore believe this NOT to be Catholic version.

Good commentary, most enjoyable. Ads still continue to pop up. Even though I paid for the ad free version. Please fix. Thanks

Here's another screw in the Catholic Church's coffin. Another part of The Collective Heresy of all the Combined Heresies. Study the Douay-Rheims Ver. of the Bible, an Authorized Eng. Ver. of the St. Jerome's Vulgate, the first Bible. Jesus & His Apostles quoted ONLY from the Greek Septuagint (NOT THE HEBREW) of the Old Testament, since Jesus knew that one was inspired by the Holy Ghost. You warned us that our bookmarks would be lost, you didn't say that you where trying to convert us to Protestantism!

There are no commentaries for the additions to the books of Esther and Daniel... and you called the Deuterocanical Books as Apocrypha which is not appropriate for Catholics, these books must arrange in Catholic canonical order...

It really helped me to understand the true meanings of bible verses. Excellent app.

This is an amazing and outstanding app, and very helpful. Thanks...

I love it But I am not able to get in my phone

Missing Ecclesiasticus (Sirach); and whats up with the Apocrypha? This app DOES NOT follow the Douay-Rheims Bible but only in part. The publisher of this app is non-denominational and NOT CATHOLIC. Buyer beware!

Based on my studies, Apocrypha are books that are "not inspired" and this is usually the term used by Non-Catholics for the books that are not included in their Bible but we Catholics include. Catholics on the other hand use the term Deuterocanon to denote that these books are also in the inspired Canon (list) and part of the Deutero (second) + Canon. Hence makes me think that this Catholic Bible is not really made by Catholics. I may be wrong.

I've been using the Haycock 1859 Catholic Biblical Commentary over a decade on my PC. It enriches my favorite Douay Rheims Bible.

It is a Catholic Bible and it has the Apocrypha?

Gives good explanations of Bible passages.

This is not a Catholic Bible study. It is a protestant Anglican Bible study where they see themselves as the 'real Catholics.'

Something tells me the programmer may not be Catholic, as they take out the Deuterocanonicals and refer to them as "apocrypha", putting them in their own list. Other than that, not much of an issue. It would be nice to see the corresponding Douay Rheims Challoner translation right next to it, though.

Excellent

It is the Challoner Edition with more commentaries. The one thing that bugs me with this though, is that the Deuterocanon is erroneously being referred to as the Apocrypha; just as the Protestants do. Outside of that, it is a very useful Bible for Catholics to use.