If you are looking for a
one-volume Catholic study Bible, unfortunately the NAB is all we have right now. The notes, while annoying because of their sometimes dry and hyper-historical/literary critical approach, are not, strictly speaking
heretical. If they were, I’m sure the most orthodox and conservative bishops out there would discourage their use in their sees. I don’t know of any that do.
I personally use the RSV-CE for my primary study and devotional use, but I also own and use several NABs. In parish study groups (which I sometimes lead) you almost always have to use an NAB because that is what everyone else uses and what the parish has at hand.
The best approach when using the NAB is to remember that, while the Scripture is inspired, the footnotes and commentary is not inspired, or even authoritative Church teaching. It is also advisable to supplement it with good, orthodox material, like the Ignatius Study Bible (which is only in paperback, book-by-book serial form at this time).
If Catholic publishers would get off their rears (charitably speaking, of course

) and complete some of these decades long processes of putting together one volume, orthodox, Catholic study Bibles, we would all have more options.
