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VI.A

Is it true that Catholics do not use or read the Bible?

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VI.A.1 No. Catholics use the Bible regularly. The Bible or Scripture is an integral part of Catholic prayer life, forming part of every Mass, every sacramental celebration, and the official daily prayer of the Church--the Liturgy of the Hours (CCC, nos. 141, 1190).

VI.A.2 The Church urges Catholics to use the Bible in personal prayer (CCC, nos. 2653-2654).

VI.A.3 Scripture study and prayer groups using Scripture are a common part of parish life.

VI.A.4 In the fourth century, St. Jerome said that "ignorance of the Scriptures is ignorance of Christ"; this underlines the importance of Scripture in the life of the Church (CCC, no. 133).

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