The Bible can feel overwhelming—a vast collection of stories, laws, prayers, prophecies, letters, and visions written across centuries. The Catholic Bible Companion provides a clear and accessible guide to all 73 books of Catholic Scripture, helping readers see how every part fits into the larger story of salvation. From Genesis and the creation of the world to the New Jerusalem of Revelation, this companion explores the major people, events, themes, covenants, and connections that unite the Old and New Testaments. Each chapter provides historical background, book-by-book insights, Catholic perspectives, connections to other Scriptures, and reflections for prayer. Along the way, readers will discover why the Catholic Bible contains 73 books, how the Church reads Scripture, how the Old Testament prepares for Christ, and how biblical themes continue into the Mass and the sacraments. Designed for beginners, lifelong Catholics, catechists, Bible-study groups, and anyone seeking a clearer understanding of Scripture, this book is more than a reference guide. It is a roadmap for reading the Bible with greater confidence, context, and faith—and an invitation to return to Scripture itself.