How To Use This Site

The Bible Workshop won’t give you finished articles; that would be something one would find at Biblista.NET.   Here one would find "How To’s" and links to web references.  The contents of this site were originally meant for those who have been working with me in the biblical apostolate.  So the site has materials in both English and Filipino.  The Filipino materials are found under "Mag-aral Tayo".  The materials in English will be found under categories in the English language.  For the moment, these are the majority.

This site is equipped with the Catholic Reference wp-plugin.  What the plugin does is to create popup windows for references to the Bible and the Catholic Catechism.  Just run your mouse over references to the Bible or the Catechism and the texts referred to are shown in a window.

You can also try running your mouse over the following catechism references

• CCC 1256
• CCC 1065

The materials here are offered as supplements to the articles found at Biblista.Net. The Filipino articles and those under "The Sunday Lectionary" were written for those who lead the bible cell groups in our parish and are guides for the preparation of the Bible study sessions they hold every week. These are extensions of Res Biblica’s "Sunday Thoughts".

Emailing a Post or Printing It

If you wish to send a post to your friend, you may do so by clicking “Email This Post” which you can find at the top left corner of the page you wish to send. Be sure however that it is in single page view. To go to single page view, just click on the title of the post.

Printing A Post

If you wish to print a post, go to the single-page view (see above) and look for the “Print This Post” link at the bottom of the page. You will find it just right after the category link.

Please take note that by clicking “Print This Post”, a printer-friendly version of the post will be created automagically.

The “Email This Post” and “Print This Post” links works only for articles submitted to this site; these don’t work for posts that are syndicated. These latter are generally found under the category “Work”