If you want to remember a particular paragraph, chapter, or page inside a document — not the whole document — use page bookmarks.

Bookmark a page

1. Open a document from a citation, from the Source Library, or from My Library → Documents.
2. Scroll to the passage you want to save.
3. Click the Bookmark icon on the page.
4. The page is added to My Library → Pages.

Open your page bookmarks

1. Click My Library in the sidebar.
2. Open the Pages tab.

Each entry shows the document title and the specific page or reference. Click to jump right back to that spot in the document viewer.

Removing a bookmark

• Click the bookmark icon on the page again to remove it, or
• Remove from the list in My Library → Pages.

When to bookmark pages vs save the whole document

• Bookmark a page for a specific Catechism paragraph, a particular encyclical section, or a single verse you want to revisit.
• Save the whole document for a source you'll read through or refer back to often.

Sign-in required

Bookmarks are saved to your account and sync across devices.