Join us for
Bible In A Year
Starting January 1, 2026
At A Glace
The entire Catholic Bible in one year
Monthly meetings with your Immacolata community
Just 20-25 minutes per day
Next Meeting
May
We are pushing these meetings back a week because of Mother’s Day.
Sunday May 17th at 10:30 am
Monday May 18th at 6:30 pm
Immacolata’s Bible In A Year
During the 2026 calendar year, we’d like as many parishioners as possible to join us in reading and praying through the entire Bible, guided by the popular podcast by Fr. Mike Schmitz.
In 365 days, you will not only get to read the entire Catholic Bible, cover to cover, but you’ll actually understand how it all fits together and pray through the whole thing. Bible in a Year only takes about 20 to 25 minutes a day, and it is perfect for your commute to work, your afternoon walk, or while you're doing dishes at night.
You can access the podcast and follow along for free, or choose to subscribe to a Hallow membership for even more Catholic content.
Sign Up With Us and Grab a Friend
Register with us, partner with a friend or small group (parishioner or not!) to journey together, and join us at the parish for monthly meetings to share the fruits of the experience and grow in love of Scripture together.
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How Do I Join?
1 Sign up at the form above to get updates and reminders along the way.
2 Sign up for Hallow and find Bible in a Year, or find Bible in a Year in the podcast player of your choice
3 Invite someone to join you on this journey through scripture!
Getting Started With Hallow
Signing up for Hallow is free, but you will need to create an account to access the podcast. You will have the option of starting a paid subscription with a 30 day free trial, but you do not need to subscribe for anything to access Bible in a Year.
If you’d like to follow along without a subscription:
On the mobile app, when you get to the trial sign up screen, tap the close button in the top right and you’ll have free access to Bible in a Year and any other free content on Hallow.
On the website, when you are offered the 30 day free trial, simply close the tab. The next time you visit hallow.com in a new tab, you’ll have free access to Bible and any other free content on Hallow.
Once you have an account, search for “Bible in a Year”, and add it to your favorites or set up a daily routine. Then you’re all set.
The Bible in a Year podcast is also available on many other podcast platforms; see FAQ for more information.
“Knowledge of the Scriptures is knowledge of Christ; ignorance of the Scriptures is ignorance of Christ.”
— St. Jerome
FAQ
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In The Bible in a Year podcast, Fr. Mike Schmitz walks you through the entire Bible in 365 episodes, providing commentary, reflection, and prayer along the way. Unlike any other Bible podcast, Ascension’s Bible in a Year podcast follows a reading plan inspired by The Great Adventure Bible Timeline, a ground-breaking approach to understanding salvation history developed by renowned Catholic Bible scholar Jeff Cavins.
Launched on January 1, 2021, it quickly reached #1 on the Apple Podcast charts GLOBALLY.
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It is completely free to do the Bible in a Year podcast on Hallow or through the podcast player of your choice.
You can subscribe to Hallow and get other features, but the free version will get you Bible in a Year and routines so you can set a time of day to pray and listen to each day of the podcast.
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Yes, There are a lot of materials available at the Ascension Press Store.
The Great Adventure Catholic Bible, Second Edition is a great resource, especially if you’re looking for a new Bible. The Bible has a few callouts for key events which aline to this online Bible in a Year timeline guide.
There is also Bible in a Year Study Guide and some other companion books.
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No, there are many formats and places you can do Bible in a Year. It’s available on the Ascension Presents app and website, it’s available on the podcast player of your choice, and it’s available on youtube.
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We are still working on that, but it will likely be a monthly meeting to share the fruits of the experience and grow in love of Scripture together. More info on this soon!
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No, but we encourage it. Having an accountability buddy or joining a small group will help to encourage you and keep you on track.
Discussing more often than once a moth will only make the experience better. We recommend trying to invite someone who doesn’t regularly come to Mass.
If you’re interested in joining a group, but don’t know how to get started, we can help with that.
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That’s fine. It’s a lot to ask for a 365 day commitment. Just do your best to make up the day when you can. The most important thing is that you keep going.
No one will be grading you, the goal is participation over perfection.
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No, it’s never too late. You can either jump in where we are, and go back and finish what you missed later, or start from the beginning now. Both are great options.
If you’re starting later, we would recommend finding someone do it with you on the same timeline so you can process your experience with another person in the same spot.