The New Testament: New Catholic Version

By: Catholic Book Publishing Corp

Narrated by: Paul Michael

In conformity with the Catholic Church's translation guidelines, the New Catholic Version is intended to be used by Catholics for daily prayer and meditation as well as private devotion and group study as an alternative to other translations currently available.

This faithful audio translation of the New Testament was prepared by the same team as the NCV Psalms released in 2002 and widely acclaimed for its comprehension and copious and informative footnotes.

The volume offers many recognizable St. Joseph Edition features including an analytical index, a liturgical index of the Sunday Gospels, readings for the major feasts of the year, the miracles of Jesus, the parables of Jesus, and much more. This is a convenient New Testament for those who wish to listen.

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Probably the best book ever written

Christ is lord and God is great. This helped me learn a great deal about our savior.

Not much different than Protestant versions

Headings which may be included in printed copies are not spoken. I might disagree with the headings, exactly. This is a Catholic Bible. I LOVED IT! Narrator got better, possibly, after getting into his rhythm; he had a very pleasant American accent.

The New Testament: New Catholic Version

Loved listening to my new bib!e. One thing missing, would have liked to follow along on printed version. Enjoyed very much than you.

It’s simply the most beautiful ever written real life story

God is great. Thank you Jesus. Love the Holy Trinity always! Also the reader does an excellent job.

Best Catholic New Testament Audiobook

Best performance of a Catholic New Testament. No weird or distracting sounds, over-performed voices, etc. Highly recommend. As others have noted, the chapters of the audiobook don’t line up with the chapters of the Bible, so Matthew for example is simply the first two “Chapters” of this audiobook. This can make it hard to figure out where you are or to skip to a particular book or chapter, but I can understand why this choice was made as it does simplify the user experience for the audiobook. I’m just listening to the book cover to cover, so to speak, so I don’t find the chapter naming to be much of an issue at all.