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Gregorian & Biblical Press

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The academic publishing house of the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome, issuing scholarly works in theology, philosophy, canon law, and biblical studies.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Gregorian & Biblical Press (GBPress) is the academic publishing house associated with the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. It publishes scholarly monographs, journals, and reference works in fields such as theology, philosophy, canon law, church history, and biblical studies. The press serves an international readership of researchers, clergy, and students, and its catalogue reflects the university's Jesuit academic tradition. Its website is gbpress.org, with an Italian-language interface. The press is a private, non-listed entity operating under the university's auspices. It is distinct from unrelated commercial gambling websites that may share similar domain strings; the brand identity here is the academic publisher.

History

Gregorian & Biblical Press is the publishing arm connected to the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. The university, founded in the sixteenth century, has a long tradition of theological and philosophical scholarship. The press continues this tradition by issuing academic works, journals, and reference materials for scholars and students worldwide. Its catalogue includes publications in biblical studies, systematic theology, canon law, and related disciplines. The press operates as a private academic publisher under the university's direction. Specific founding dates and detailed corporate history are not provided in the available evidence.

Products and positioning

Academic and religious scholarly publisher serving the international Catholic academic community.

  • Academic monographs

  • Scholarly journals

  • Reference works

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