Douay-Rheims Catholic Bible (Standard size)

The Douay-Rheims Bible is a faithful English translation of the Latin Vulgate, completed in 1609 and revised by Bishop Challoner in the mid-1700s for improved readability. Approved by the Church and still used officially in Catholic parishes, it offers literal, reverent translation that reflects the original languages' structure. This standard-size edition features leather binding with gilt-edged pages, two ribbons, eleven colored maps, thirty-two biblical engravings, and a family register. It also includes three papal encyclicals on Scripture study and three appendices with supplementary texts.