In this month's Focus we celebrate ecumenism and Catholic-Jewish relations.
Also in Focus
January 2021: Sunday of the Word of God > December 2020: Advent & Christmastide > November 2020: The Bible and Mental Health > October 2020: St Jerome and Bible translation > September 2020: Scripture and Caring for Creation > August 2020: Scripture and Music > July 2020: Scripture and Saints > June 2020: Word in the Home > May 2020: Ascension to Pentecost > April 2020: Easter > March 2020: The Bible and Disabilities > February 2020: Follow the Lion's tale > January 2020: Catechesis > December 2019: Advent > November 2019: Death and Dying > October 2019: Prisons > September 2019: St Jerome >Join Bible Society’s ecumenical webinar ‘An Invitation to Hope’ on Tuesday 9 February from 10:00 – 11:30 am. Among the speakers will be Fr Timothy Radcliffe OP. Find out more here.
NEW in Education – Download our Lent and Holy Week Posters for your school or church here.
Journey with Bible Society through Lent and Easter with these great activities and resources available here.
Susan Docherty provides us with a new perspective on the early life of Abraham. Where did he come from and how was his faith formed as one of the greatest Old Testament Patriarchs?
Susan Docherty explores the importance of letter writing in both Christian and Jewish traditions as a way of understanding their place in the Bible. By looking at the Letter of Jeremiah she shows us rich insights into issues such as idolatry and social justice.
Michael Pfundner reminds us that Christian unity is both a biblical imperative and a reality if we just approach the Scriptures through a new lens.
Use this 6 week Lent course for your personal devotion or with your small group online.
Both Jews and Christians cherish the psalms, study them, and pray them. Use this resource, prepared by Catholic and Jewish Leaders of Canada, to see how each tradition approaches these sacred texts.