
Saint Cardinal John Henry Newman
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Wisdom and Innocence
“Beloved, do not be surprised at the fiery ordeal which comes upon you to prove you, as though something strange were happening to you.”

Synodality, Doctrine on Catholic Priesthood, Part 5
Applying Newman's theory, it seems clear that the notion that women's ordination to to the priesthood, would not maintain the type of the early Church.

Synodality and Development of Christian Doctrine, Part 4
In 1990, the International Theological Commission, issued a document titled "The Interpretation of Dogma" in which Newman's seven notes are endorsed.

Synodality: The Religion of the Day
The path forward for us personally and for the Church at large, requires returning to the core truths that Christ Himself has revealed to us.

Sensum Fidelium, Tradition and Doctrinal Change, Synodality, Part 3
What does John Henry Newman mean by the words: "to live is to change, and to be perfect is to have changed often?"

The Sensum Fidelium and Synodality, Part 2
Listening to God is done keeping in mind the normative value of the whole of Tradition and of the Church’s Teaching.

The Sense Fidelium and Synodality, Part 1
The sensum fidelium is a confirmation of authentic doctrinal development in contrast to corruption of doctrine. It can also be described as a spiritual instinct for Catholic truths.

A Visit to Newman’s England Part Three, The Birmingham Oratory
We became more intimately acquainted with the daily life, prayer, and study of Newman, the simple yet pleasant home where he and his Oratorian brothers lived.

Blessed Dominic, Faith and Good Humor
Dominic Barberi and John H. Newman were united in their mutual quest for the virtues of personal humility, charity and good humor.

The Christian Church an Imperial Power
To us has been entrusted the vocation of conquering souls for Christ and of transforming society.

A Visit to Newman’s England, Part Two: Littlemore
In the chapel with walls adjacent to Newman’s bedroom, still bearing the red brocade of Newman’s day, the sisters preserve his rosary.

A Visit to Newman’s England, Part One: Oxford
One could imagine him ... composing one of his many famous scripture laden sermons of the Anglican period.
The Christian Church a Continuation of the Jewish
Do we love the Word of God or do we take it for granted?

Elisha a Type of Christ and His Followers
In God’s Church there is more than meets the eye. God raises saints to teach, correct and guide, and through whom He also works miracles.

Pondering Newman, A Guide to John Henry Newman
"A Guide to John Henry Newman" - a scholarly, accessible and interesting volume of essays

Indulgence in Religious Privileges
St. John Henry Newman explains how to live the paradox of Christian celebration - feasting with fear.

The Philosophical Temper, First Enjoined by the Gospel
Science and Revelation agree in supposing that nature is governed by uniform and settled laws.

Tribute to Fr. José Morales
It is hard to think of Fr. José without also remembering his penetrating look, gentle smile, and love for the Church.

Faith and the World
People in the world, even the well meaning, see the world and believe that this world they see and live in is all there is.

Newman’s Dough
Newman describes the vocation of following Jesus as, being like him, leaven for the dough.

The Three Offices of Christ
As Prophet, Priest and King, Christ shares God with man and identifies with us in our humanity.

Fr. Ian Ker: A “Canadian Reminiscence”
Newman’s bond of connection between persons and across cultures: Fr. Ian Ker, Fr. John Ford, Donald Graham and Claude Ryan

The Risen Christ
St. John Henry Newman imagined the day that he would see and touch the sacred wounds of Jesus.

The Lord’s Last Supper
St. John Henry Newman found solace in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament.

Saintliness not Forfeited by the Penitent
Though we may have lost time in following God, though we may have punishments for our past sins, we are not without hope of becoming great saints.

Newman’s Umbrella
St. John H. Newman encouraged everyone to believe that becoming holy was within their reach and offered the following practical advice...

Pope Benedict XVI and St. John Henry Newman, Beauty and the Knowledge of God
Both St. John Henry Newman and Pope Benedict XVI understood the way of beauty that leads to God.

Newman and Ratzinger on the Scriptures
For both theologians, the written Word of God must be approached in a prayerful manner, with humility and faith.

Newman, Pope Benedict, and Classical Learning
With both St. John Henry Newman and Pope Benedict XVI, we see how God uses the gifts of intelligence and learning.

The Kindness of Holiness: Newman and Benedict
In both Benedict and Newman we have models of kindness, a kindness rooted in commitment to truth, to reality. Secure in the knowledge that they were loved by God and in the truth that had set them free, they were at liberty to love others.

St. John Henry Newman and Pope Benedict XVI on the Liturgy
"What earlier generations held as sacred, remains sacred and great for us too."

Faith and Reason in Newman, Wojtyla and Ratzinger
Newman, Wojtyla and Ratzinger are among the Christian thinkers who have best explained the correct relationship between faith and reason.

Newman’s Epiphany
Many influential aspects of Newman’s own faith journey cluster around the Wise Men’s star-gazing encounter with Jesus.

For Papa Benedict, Tribute to the Pope Emeritus
“Co-workers in Truth”: John Henry and Josef Ratzinger

A Prayer for Christmas, St. John Henry Newman
Newman invites us to pray: Jesus! Stay with me and then I shall begin to shine as You shine, so to shine as to be a light to others.

The Testimony of Conscience
As we approach the Child in the crib, let us tell Him with the Virgin Mary and St. Joseph that we wish to love him with simplicity and sincerity of heart, serving Him with a perfect heart.

A Guide to John Henry Newman, His Life and Thought
A Guide to John Henry Newman, His Life and Thought is a rich collection of chapters and essays which the Catholic University of America Press will publish in December of this year 2022.

The New Works of the Gospel
Newman teaches us how to have deep conversations with others.

In Memoriam for Fr. Ian Ker, Bringing Souls Closer to God
Fr. Ker showed us to look at Newman’s published letters and diaries - focusing on what they reveal specifically about his humanity.

Righteousness not of us, but in us
Salvation is not a prize for effort or a free pass to live as we will; it is a Person with Whom we relate. Salvation is not a grade, a review or a paycheck. Because it is a relationship with God, it must be fostered with the love that every relationship on earth also requires - attention, time, effort.

Remembering the Canonization of St. John Henry Newman
This year, St. John Henry Newman's feast day fell on Sunday, October 9. We remember that date and look to the future.

St. John Henry Newman, Three Years after his Canonization
In line with his patron saint St. Philip Neri and with St. Francis de Sales, Newman opened up a path of holiness for laity and priests.

Hurricane Ian and the Mystery of Evil
The suffering of natural disasters or of innocent people is always a trial and a test to our faith.

Christian Sympathy
We grow in sympathy for one another when we see each other as brothers and sisters.

A Busy World Hushed
One of my favorite memories of Queen Elizabeth II was when, to celebrate her platinum jubilee...

The Legacy of Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth II was a woman of faith and piety who spoke to people about belief in God and encouraged them to the practice of religion.

Sermon 12. The Mission of St. Philip—Part 2
Newman explains how unlike Savonarola, Philip Neri won people over with his understanding, charity and the sacrament of Confession.

A Word in Season
St. John Henry Newman advises us to pray and discern the season to remain silent and the season to speak.

St. John Henry Newman’s Gospel Energy
Soon to be beatified John Paul I lived the Gospel with simplicity and joy, and like Newman aimed at having Christ in his inmost heart.

Equanimity
We need supernatural vision if we want the peace of God that passes all understanding.