Is there such a thing as a Catholic commentary on the Bible? In the Protestant world there are endless commentaries on Biblical books, or series of commentaries that cover either the whole Bible or at least the New Testament.  Does the same exist in the Catholic world?  (Modern, I mean, not patristic commentaries.) If so, what would be considered basically the most authoritative commentary on the Bible to a Catholic?

PS: I'm really asking about like a commentary set, not a Bible with footnotes or a "Study Bible."  The reason being, study Bibles have a few comments on a few selected verses they want to highlight, but a commentary set really goes in depth with every verse. You can't skip inconvenient verses that way, and if you want to know, for instance, what the Catholic position is on a verse that might be inconvenient to Catholic orthodoxy, you're not likely to find an answer to that in a study Bible because it will just skip that verse.
Here is an incomplete list of some Catholic commentaries:

•  St Thomas Aquinas, “Catena Aurea” (Golden Chain) (English
   translation by J H Newman), Baronius Press (online: Matthew, Mark, Luke, John)

•    Father George Haydock , “Haydock’s Commentary”, 1859

•    “Navarre Bible”, under development in Spain

•    Scott Hahn and Curtis Mitch, “Ignatius Catholic Study Bible” (Based
   on RSV-2nd CE)

•    Raymond Edward Brown, Joseph A. Fitzmyer, Roland E. Murphy,
   Ed.,“Jerome Biblical Commentary”, 1968

•    Raymond Edward Brown, Joseph A. Fitzmyer, Roland E. Murphy, “Jerome
   Biblical Commentary”, Ed., “The New Jerome Biblical Commentary”, 1990

•    “The Catholic Bible Personal Study Edition (NAB)” published by the
   Oxford Press.

•    Dom Bernard Orchard, “A Catholic Commentary on Holy Scripture”,
   1953, Nelson Publishers

•    “Christian Community Bible”

•    Fr. Cornelius à Lapide, SJ's commentary on the Gospels

I understand that the Christian Community Bible originally produced in the Philippines is an amended English translation of the Biblia Latinoamericana. A French translation was also produced (along with translations into several other languages) but it seems that this was subsequently banned in France because some complained that some comments were excessively anti-Semitic. I haven't read the Christian Community Bible myself, but I understand that the commentary is also perceived as having a Liberation Theology ideological bias. I would be most surprised if it is the official Catholic Bible commentary.