Hello, In my previous review I critiqued capitalization of the Lord. Ex. "Him vs Him" . I looked back at a Haydock version from 1878 (last Haydock Revision?) I see similar behaviors. It is a reprint. I am checking an actual haydock going back to the 1850's to see if the patter matches. Again, please disregard my previous request for review. That said, I still believe it is an excellent book

I love this Bible. I have been using it for several months now. Overall, I think it’s an excellent edition for teaching those who have troubles with Old English and is very easy to cross reference with the Catechism. That said, perhaps there could be a review for grammar when referencing God. I may be in error here, but I have come across text where God is referenced and is referenced in lower case as compared to upper case. " him" instead of "Him". Again, I do not wish to detract from this excellent book, but from my perspective it is something that could/should be reviewed in future printings. Please continue to produce the excellent and much needed materials. Gods Blessings

I have had this Bible for only a short time but it is a great study Bible because it ties in with the CCC so beautifully in that it gives a Catholic the reference to the Churches teaching so that Scripture is much more clear than any other Bible that I have used before. If you want a Bible that lines up with Catholic dogma and theology you can't do any better than this, l very highly recommend this Bible to anyone interested in what the Church teaches and where in Scripture you can find it.