Do you even proofread what you write? Millions of Bibles in every country in the middle ages? Liar!!! If you'll lie about something so easily proven wrong, why would anyone take your "supposed teaching" about the Catholic church seriously?
Read this article which totally disproves your comment.
History - Why didn't people in the Middle Ages read the Bible?"
Bible wasn't available - no printing presses
The Bible was on scrolls and parchments during the early centuries of Christianity. No one had a "Bible". In the Middle Ages, each Bible was written by hand. Most people were, at best, only functionally literate. That is partially why they used stained glass windows and art to tell the Bible story. The printing press was not invented until 1436 by Johann Gutenberg. Note: The Gutenberg Bible, like every Bible before it, contained the Deuterocanonical books - or "apocrapha" in Evangelical circles.
No one here is a liar...Just that some are misinformed, like you are...
I was in Wiesbaden for 4 years, during my 20 years in the USAF. I went across the Rhine, to a museum in Mainz, and saw the original Gutenberg Bible. It’s all under glass. You cannot touch it, but I saw it up close. 👍👊
The sentence was misleading....by the 1600's there were many many bibles SPREAD throughout every country....not millions in each country and they were read by those who could read and were either in the homes of the very wealthy or libraries, or Catholic organizations or palaces.....but there were a lot of them. When Gutenburg invented the printing press, they became available to almost anyone who wanted one.