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Doctrinal Elements of a Curriculum Framework I. The Revelation of Jesus Christ in Scripture VI VI.A

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).

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

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Catechism References

Raw reference: nos. 141, 1190

CCC 141
"The Church has always
"The Church has always venerated the divine Scriptures as she venerated the Body of the Lord" (DV 21): both nourish and govern the whole Christian life. "Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path" ( Ps 119:105; cf. Is 50:4).
CCC 1190
The Liturgy of the Word is an
The Liturgy of the Word is an integral part of the celebration. the meaning of the celebration is expressed by the Word of God which is proclaimed and by the response of faith to it.

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Sibling Standards

VI.A.2 VI.A.3 VI.A.4

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Challenges > Is it true that Catholics do not use or read the Bible? > 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).