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Welcome to Catholics for Israel’s online Bible study — an introduction to God’s plan of salvation, to the Catholic faith, and to the life of discipleship. These lessons guide you through Scripture and the Catechism in a way that is faithful to the Church’s teaching and attentive to the unity of the Old and New Testaments. Whether you are new to the Bible or seeking to deepen your understanding, this study offers a clear and engaging path for growing as a child of God.
This section presents the official teachings of the Catholic Church concerning Judaism and the Jewish people since Nostra Aetate (1965). These texts offer authoritative guidance on the Church’s understanding of Israel, the covenant, and the ongoing relationship between Jews and Christians. Together they provide a solid foundation for study, dialogue, and faithful engagement with the Church’s magisterial vision. See also the Dicastery for Promoting Christian Unity's page on Religious Relations with the Jews.
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Step into the richness of the Hebrew language—the living thread that connects us to God’s Word in its original form. These resources invite beginners and seasoned students alike to discover the beauty of Scripture through its authentic sounds, grammar, and meaning. With tools that are both practical and insightful, you’ll find yourself growing in devotion while also gaining a deeper appreciation for the linguistic and cultural roots of the Bible, and opening new horizons of faith and understanding.
Prepare for your pilgrimage with articles that introduce the sacred places of Israel, cherished by millions of believers throughout the centuries. From the green hills of the Galilee to the quiet expanses of the Negev, and from the Mediterranean coast to the waters of the Jordan, these resources help you enter the land with understanding and reverence. Whether you are planning a journey or simply seeking to deepen your connection to the places of the Bible, this section offers a meaningful guide to the geography of salvation history.
"The liturgy is the summit toward which the activity of the Church is directed; at the same time it is the font from which all her power flows" (SC 10). This section offers articles on the Catholic liturgy, the sacraments, and some of the Church’s most cherished prayers. These resources help you enter more deeply into the worship of the Church, where God sanctifies His people and draws them into His life. For daily readings, the Liturgy of the Hours, and the liturgical calendar, you can also visit the Universalis website.
This section offers articles and resources on Jewish liturgy, prayer, feasts, and sacred times, exploring their meaning and the events they commemorate. These materials help you understand how Jewish worship is lived today and how its rhythms, symbols, and themes illuminate the life of faith. They also highlight the deep connections between Jewish and Christian prayer, showing how these traditions speak to one another within God’s unfolding plan.

The Mystery of the Olive Tree: Uniting Jews and Gentiles for Christ’s Return presents Johannes Fichtenbauer’s profound reading of Romans 11 and Paul’s image of the olive tree. Through biblical insight and pastoral clarity, the book unfolds God’s mysterious plan for Israel and the nations and the way this plan leads toward Christ’s return. Each chapter invites readers to discover how Jews and Gentiles are called into a shared destiny in Christ within God’s covenantal design.
This section gathers poetry and inspirational reflections that capture the sights, sounds, and spirit of the Land of Israel. Through vivid language and contemplative imagery, these texts invite you to encounter the Holy Places where salvation history unfolded. Whether you are visiting in person or journeying from afar, these writings offer a window into the beauty, memory, and mystery of the land.