A mega Catholic Journaling Bible post packed with examples of all the different ways you can practice Bible Journaling, pen, tip-ins, stamps and more. You’ll find examples from some of your favorite Bible Journalers and find some new ones. Most of all I hope this encourages you to give it a try if you want to.
Catholic Journaling Bible: Stronger Together
I started sharing my Catholic Journaling Bible process, and veered into a vulnerable post about my self-worth, lack of honor, respect, and how God redeemed and continues to redeem.
Bible Journaling for Beginners
This is another Bible Journaling process post. Don’t be fooled, a kitchen fork is on the supply list, and I had to borrow glitter glue from my kids but needed to make sure it dried clear first. Oh yeah, and I dug out my old hair dryer to use for Bible Journaling. Still think you can’t do it? Think again!
Catholic Journaling Bible: Made to Shine
This is one of many Catholic Journaling Bible entries. This one is focused on a the first verse in Isaiah Chapter 60. As I was Bible Journaling in this verse, I loved that it called us to basically, “Rise and Shine!” Because the Lord has dawned on us. This was a fun verse for Catholic Bible Journaling.
The New (and Only) Catholic Journaling Bible
If you are looking for an in-depth review of the new Catholic Journaling Bible this post has everything you need to know–from a Bible journaler about a journaling Bible. I talk font size, page thickness, layout, and details. Pens test, resource list, and flip through video included.




