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The Catholic Biblical Association of AmericaThe Catholic Biblical Association of America was founded in 1936 for the service of faith and science through the scholarly study of the Scriptures. One of its earliest projects, completed in 1941, was the revision of the Challoner-Rheims New Testament. Then followed the more ambitious project of a completely critical translation of the entire Bible; this bore fruit in The New American Bible, published in October 1970. A revision of the New Testament of this translation was published in 1986 and of the Psalter in 1991; work on a revision of the Old Testament was completed in 2001.
PUBLICATIONS The CBA publishes The Catholic Biblical Quarterly, the first volume of which appeared in 1939, and more recently inaugurated The Catholic Biblical Quarterly Monograph Series. Since 1978 it has published Old Testament Abstracts.
MEMBERSHIP The CBA has approximately 1,440 active and associate members. Active Membership - Open to those whose professional Scripture training is equivalent to the SSL degree of the Pontifical Biblical Institute or whose published writings indicate an equivalent competence. Associate Membership - Open to those who
teach Scripture on the college or seminary level and to students in
graduate
OFFICERS OF THE CBA PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE SECRETARY TREASURER EDITOR OF THE CATHOLIC BIBLICAL
QUARTERLY EDITOR OF OLD TESTAMENT
ABSTRACTS CHAIR OF THE CBQ MONOGRAPH
SERIES CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES CONTACT For further information on the CBA, please contact: Catholic Biblical
Association of America (202) 319-5519 phone Please visit the CBA web site at http://cba.cua.edu
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