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 The aims of the Catholic Biblical Association are to promote knowledge and use of the Scriptures, to encourage and support local groups meeting together for study and to collaborate with other biblical associations such as the Bible Society, the Catholic Biblical Federation and the Bible Reading Fellowship. Scripture Bulletin, the journal of the Catholic Biblical Association, is published online twice yearly and through its articles and book reviews aims to keep readers informed of current trends in biblical scholarship. Those with an interest in the work of the Association are invited to join our mailing list by registering for this website or writing to the Hon. Secretary (see below).
Enquiries about the Association’s activities may be sent to: The Hon. Secretary, Catholic Biblical Association, Department of Theology and Religious Studies, Liverpool Hope University, Hope Park, Taggart Avenue, Liverpool L16 9JD. Email:
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Chair of the Trustees: Dom Henry Wansbrough, OSB
Trustees: Rev Nicholas King, SJ, Professor Mary E. Mills, SHCJ, Dr Jennifer Dines, CSA, Rev Dr Jeremy Corley, Dr Martin O’Kane, Mr Ian Boxall
Treasurer to the Trustees: Mr. James Carty
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Written by Ian Boxall
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Monday, 16 January 2012 07:12 |
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Find attached further information about the Durham Scripture Study Day on Saturday 10th March 2012, which is jointly sponsored by the Catholic Biblical Assocation. A booking form is also attached: the deadline for bookings is 29th February 2012 (please contact
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Written by Ian Boxall
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Thursday, 27 October 2011 07:49 |
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The Catholic Biblical Association of Great Britain is delighted to be co-hosting a day conference on the Uses of Scripture in Catholic Prayer, Practice and Theology, on Saturday 10th March 2012, at the University of Durham. This is being organized jointly with the Centre for Catholic Studies, the Newman Assocation, and the Education Service of the Diocese of Hexham and Newcastle. For further details, see the attached poster.
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