Godsplaining Unlocking Scripture: How to Use the Catholic Study Bible w/ Curtis Mitch
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Jun 23, 2025 
Curtis Mitch, a Biblical scholar and co-editor of the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible, shares insights on how to effectively engage with Scripture. He discusses the uniqueness of the Catholic approach to Bible study, emphasizing the role of tradition and context. Curtis highlights practical tips for utilizing the Ignatius Study Bible, including annotations that deepen understanding. The conversation encourages readers to view Scripture not just for knowledge, but as a transformative tool for spiritual growth.
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Curtis Mitch's Bible Journey
- Curtis Mitch shared how he became the principal annotator of the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible through his connection with Scott Hahn and his passion as a Bible scholar.
- The project grew out of a desire to create a Catholic study Bible similar to Protestant ones but enriched with Catholic tradition and context.
Distinctive Catholic Study Bible Features
- The Ignatius Catholic Study Bible features standard study Bible tools plus distinctively Catholic elements like Church Tradition and spiritual senses.
- It visually marks notes related to Scripture's unity, Church teaching, and spiritual interpretation for enriched understanding.
Scripture in Three Dimensions
- The three icons for Scripture notes represent horizontal (Scripture unity), vertical (spiritual senses), and forward (Magisterial teaching) dimensions.
- This coordinate system helps Catholics situate and deepen their understanding of Scripture contextually, theologically, and historically.
