Sources and rights

Faithful content requires faithful handling of sources.

Katholon distinguishes public-domain texts, licensed editions, official links, scholarly sources and creator work.

Public domain

Texts that may be reproduced

Public-domain Scripture, patristic and catechetical editions are reproduced with source discipline and edition clarity.

Licensed

Texts that require permission

Modern translations, modern catechism editions and copyrighted scholarly editions need permission before full-text use.

Official links

Official editions

Official Church editions are cited and linked when reproduction requires formal permission.

Current source families

FamilyUseHandling
Douay-Rheims public-domain sourceComplete online Scripture chapter readingUse with attribution and cache discipline
Vulgate / Greek source editionsParallel source columnsUse public-domain or licensed editions
CatechismsDoctrine study and comparisonUse verified texts and clear attribution
FathersPatristic readingPatristic editions by author, work and book

Greek sources

Greek source editions

Greek texts are displayed where complete book and chapter alignment is available, never as disconnected fragments beside a continuous reading.

Latin sources

Latin source editions

The Latin column follows complete aligned editions, especially the Vulgate tradition, by book, chapter and verse.