Alex RennWe recently launched our Verbum package line, and we’re excited to announce that you can now take these amazing collections on the go in our customized, free Verbum iOS App! * Don’t own a Verbum package? The app, compatible with all your Logos and...
Happy Thanksgiving! We’d like to take this opportunity to thank you for your support over the last year. Can you believe Logos has only had Catholic Libraries for a little over a year?! We’ve grown a lot in that time, and it’s all thanks to you. We...
Today’s guest post is by Isaiah Hoogendyk, language editor for the content innovation department. With Logos 5 and the new Verbum base packages, there are lots of features to talk about. Everyone will have their favorite new feature. Today I’ll be...
There was a recent discussion in the forums about the difference between the largest Logos 4 Catholic Library, Scholar’s, and the new Verbum Capstone library. Needless to say, the upgrade is one heck of a deal, but even if you aren’t upgrading, the...
The Catholic division at Logos is dedicated to continually gathering more and better resources for our users. We’re excited to announce a variety of new titles from Emmaus Road Publishing. If you haven’t yet discovered the bargain of Pre-Pubs, now...
Andrew JonesLogos Bible Software 5 is here! Logos 5 has been years in the making and it’s full of powerful new tools and exciting features. But we have even more reason to be excited because Logos 5 has a Catholic version –Verbum—with all the functionality of...
Today’s guest post is by Brandon Rappuhn, a Logos marketing copywriter. Tomorrow is All Saints’ Day, one of our Holy Days of Obligation—a day when we celebrate the martyrs and saints who suffered for Christ. I’ve heard it referred to as the “Easter...
Louis St. Hilaire
First of all, thank you to everyone participating in the Year of Faith reading plan! It’s so exciting to see others’ Community Notes and understand what I’m reading more deeply. I know it could be even better, though. I’m reading the Catechism cover...
Today’s guest post is by Greg Hoerter, manager of strategic partnerships for Catholic Products. Logos had the honor of taking part in another great Catholic men’s conference on Saturday, October 13, this time in Colorado Springs’ beautiful Rocky...
Today’s guest post is by Brandon Rappuhn, a Logos marketing copywriter. As we proceed through the Doctors of the Church on their respective feast days, we reach St. Teresa of Avila, who is as striking a contrast to our other Doctors as any can be...
Tomorrow, October 11, marks the beginning of the Year of Faith. If you haven’t heard about the Year of Faith yet, jump back to Louis’ May blog post to learn how Logos is ideally equipped to answer the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith’s...
We mentioned in the original Year of Faith post that you could download mobile apps and “read and discuss the Catechism on the go.” Let’s talk about the mechanics of that opportunity. Assuming you’ve downloaded the Logos Bible app and successfully...
Collections are a powerful tool in Logos. When you first start up your software, you can search in any individual resource or in “Entire Library,” “All Open Resources,” or “My Content.” But what if you want to search through all the works of a given...
We’ve already seen how simple it is to add a Community Note to the Catechism so that the note appears in Logos’ Year of Faith group on Faithlife. Now let’s explore additional sharing. The Catechism is so much richer in context. As you’ve seen in the...
Man and Woman He Created Them: A Theology of the Body by John Paul II addresses many of today’s prominent issues. John Paul II provides a remarkable response to the world’s sexual dysfunction by examining one of the masterpieces of God’s creation...
One of the first, most important steps for setting up Logos is prioritizing the resources in your library. If you haven’t already done some basic prioritization—setting up, at a minimum, your preferred Bible and lectionary—take a look at this...
If you haven’t discovered Biblia.com, it’s worth a look. When you first land on Biblia.com, click the arrow next to “English Standard Version” and type “d-r” to open the Douay-Rheims Bible. This is accessible to anyone, Logos user or not. In the...
Some of you have already joined Logos’ Year of Faith group on Faithlife. Welcome! Here are the ins and outs of what we’ll be doing this year—and what we’re capable of doing in the future. Connecting to the Reading Plan By now, you’ve probably joined...
Today’s guest post is by Brandon Rappuhn, a Logos marketing copywriter. As Jesus passed by, he saw a man named Matthew sitting at the customs post. He said to him, “Follow me.” And he got up and followed him. While he was at table in his house, many...
In previous posts, we’ve discussed using topical indexes and parallel passages for situating a reading in the context of related passages. Another tool for making these connections is the Cross References section in the Passage Guide. These cross...
You can read the Catechism of the Catholic Church with Catholics from all across America. Share your thoughts and ask questions in a group that includes a variety of laypeople and many noteworthy teachers and scholars. Beginning October 11, the...
Today’s guest post is by Brandon Rappuhn, a Logos marketing copywriter. In my last post, I gave a bit of a history lesson on sixth-century Doctor of the Church St. Gregory the Great. If we wind the clock back two more centuries, we find one of the...
In the three-year cycle of the Sunday lectionary, we’re currently in Year B. Year B is the year of Mark’s Gospel, but in the summer, it takes a five-week break from Mark to read through the story of the feeding of the 5,000 and the Bread of Life...
As any Logos user already knows, Logos’ highlighting and notes offer a lot of freedom. Within Logos’ highlighting options, though, there are some special features you may not know about. Create your own highlighting style I’m a rather boring note...
Today’s guest post is by Isaiah Hoogendyk, language editor for the content innovation department. In part I of “Leveraging a Lexicon . . .” I discussed how to get more from Greek lexicons in Logos Bible Software and highlighted the importance of...
Today’s guest post is by Greg Hoerter, manager of strategic partnerships for Catholic Products. Everything is bigger in Texas, and so it was at San Antonio’s Fullness of Truth Conference on August 25 & 26. The weekend event kicked off Friday...
Today’s guest post is by Brandon Rappuhn, a Logos marketing copywriter. Born in the wake of the Western Roman Empire’s fall, St. Gregory the Great was a man who truly stood between worlds. He was born in AD 540, at the very end of the classical era...
Today’s guest post is by Isaiah Hoogendyk, language editor for the content innovation department. Logos Bible Software makes searching for Bible verses straightforward, whether they’re single references or ranges. And there’s more than one way to do...
Today’s guest post is by Brandon Rappuhn, a Logos marketing copywriter. “Behold, I am sending my messenger ahead of you; he will prepare your way before you.” Today, two months after celebrating his birth, we remember the martyrdom of St. John the...