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@Andromeda 29 I hope you were finally able to arrive at our Catholic shores in the "Bark of St. Peter". God bless.

Glad it was helpful!

Same I had to watch it too. it was quite entertaining tho

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We are glad you like it and hope you continue to use this and our other videos as a resource for you class. Please note that you can find additional materials on our website, CatholicCentral.com.

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Yes, it is!

Funny you should ask. Soon...very soon.

Azuka, we agree with you 100%. The Church urges all Catholics to read and meditate on scripture daily, and scripture readings during the Liturgy of The Word are a major part of every Mass 365 days a year. You may be interested to watch our episodes, "Lectio Divina" and "Ignatian Meditation," time-honored ways our Catholic tradition has of engaging the Bible at a deeply personal and transformative level. On behalf of all Christians, we are proud that the Catholic Church is responsible for assembling the Bible as we know it today, accomplished through the inspiration of the Holy Spirit at the Council of Rome in 382AD as the episode explains. We like to joke that the seven books later deleted from our original Bible and now considered "Apocrypha" by some Christians simply means that Catholics have "Extra Bible" for teaching, reproof, correction, and training in righteousness, to use your good words. You might also be interested in our other episodes related to the Bible - "The Pentateuch," "Prophets," "Gospels," "Pauline Letters," and "Revelation."

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We have a lot of fun during production.

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"Believe what you read, teach what you believe, and practice what you teach." From the Rite of Ordination to the Diaconate.

Thank you, we are glad you like them.

You are so welcome!

Will do.

Emily Balconi thank you!

Glad we could help.

Hi big fish Richie, it might interest you to know that we have a thorough theological review for every script and at every stage of production and post-production. Nothing we do or say is contrary to Catholic teaching. All that aside, we would also like to point out Augustine’s “Law of Love” which states that any interpretation of Scripture that goes against love of God and love of neighbor is an invalid interpretation. Burning heretics would definitely go against both love of God and neighbor. Also, as Catholics, we are opposed to capital punishment (Catechism of the Catholic Church 2267) and burning heretics would fall under that designation. Thank you for the blessing and we ask the same for you.

We think you should watch the episode, the answer is in there.

Hi Thorvik, first of all, The Bible is not simply a book, but a collection of books. The term "bible" is simply from the Latin term "ta biblia" which means "The Books". This term was from the Greek τὰ βιβλία (koine). You can see the similarities in the Greek alphabet letters to the Latin.

@@CatholicCentralVideos but who decided to called it "Bible"? Who is this person and what is his name?

The original compilations of the books we now know as "The Bible" were translated from the Greek. The dialect of Greek these were written in was "Koine", that is why we call this collection "The Bible." We are not sure any one person actually said "We will call this 'The Bible.'" More likely they were using the term to let people know which translation they were using.

We also love his sense of humor!

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We applaud your efforts, maybe it is time for a deeper dive into religion!

So do we, one of our favorite bits!

We agree. Catholics also believe in one God with no partners.

Ok but when did I ask

When you clicked on the video

you clicked the video

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Hello Lee, Please watch the episode and review the comments-page before submitting a comment. Thank you and God bless.