Catholic Bible study, together.
A parish Bible study, even if your parish doesn’t offer one.
Join six to eight other Catholics for a structured eight-week study: the week’s Scripture, a quiet discussion board, and one live call with a named leader. Underneath it, a free library of the Church’s tradition, open to anyone.
Faithful to the Catechism. No doctrinal chatbots. I do not yet have an imprimatur, and I say so.
Your Week
The week, in four steps
The same rhythm every week, so the study fits a life that already has a schedule.
Step 1
Read the Assigned Passage
Readings are typically one to three chapters, paired with study notes and key vocabulary.
Step 2
Reflect and Post
Share your reflections on your cohort's message board. Read what others have written.
Step 3
Join the Live Session
Once a week, your cohort meets for a live video or audio call led by your study facilitator.
Step 4
Go Deeper (optional)
While you read, tapping any verse opens its cross-references: related Scripture, the Catechism, and the Church Fathers on that passage.
The Cohort
Six to eight people, a named leader, and a start date
You do not join a library here. You join a group of people who are reading the same passage in the same week as you.
- Six to eight people
- A cohort is a small, intentional group of six to eight participants moving through the same material on the same schedule. Small enough that everyone actually speaks.
- A named leader
- Studies are led by qualified facilitators: deacons, religious educators, and lay Catholic scholars. A person leads the call, not a video.
- A start date
- Each cohort has a start date, shown before you enroll, and runs to a finish. Everyone reads the same passage in the same week rather than drifting through a library alone.
- Not a forum
- The discussion board belongs to your cohort. It is threaded and focused: a space for genuine formation, not social media.
Two Doors
Two ways in
Where I Stand
Why this is Catholic, and what it is not
Faithful to the Catechism
Studies are written from Scripture, Sacred Tradition, the Catechism and the Church Fathers, and every study names a human editor of record.
How I read ScriptureNo doctrinal chatbots
AI is an editorial assistant here, never an oracle. There is no chatbot that composes theology, and there will not be one.
The AI stanceNo imprimatur yet, and I say so
I do not have a diocesan nihil obstat or imprimatur for any study, and I say so plainly rather than implying an approval I don’t have.
Who’s behind the curriculumPrice
What it costs, in three lines
- The archive is permanently free and public. No account required.
- Studies are free to join during the pilot.
- There is no membership to buy today. When that changes, I will say so here first.
Psalm 119:105
Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.