(A1) It should be noted that the Latin Vulgate version of the Bible, still remains today as the official translation of the Roman Catholic Church, as it has been since the Council of Trent, Session IV, April 8, 1546. For English readers, the Douay-Rheims version has served as the official English translation of the Vulgate, with a revised, more readable version published as the Challoner Bible in XXXX. Another English translation used by Catholics is The New Jerusalem Bible. This version was translated from Greek, Aramaic, and other sources. While quite readable, it has received mixed reviews. The newest English translation used by Catholics is the New American Bible. Published in 1986, this new translation was created by the Catholic Biblical Association of America, translated from Greek, Aramaic, and other sources, including the Septuagint for the Old Testament. This version is used for the readings during the Mass in the United States.