St. John Henry Newman Is Added to the General Roman Calendar: What Does It Mean?
With inclusion in the universal calendar, his memorial is now proposed for celebration throughout the entire Church worldwide.
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Pope to Make St. John Henry Newman Co-Patron of Catholic Education With St. Thomas Aquinas
As the Scottish professor noted, both Newman and Aquinas were theologians who promoted dialogue between the sciences, especially between faith and reason.
Claiming Newman: Inside the Tug-of-War Over the Newest Doctor of the Church — And Why It Matters
Different camps are taking the English convert’s teaching on doctrinal development in different directions, with big implications for contested issues.
Meet St. John Henry Newman’s Biggest Fan in Taiwan
As Kao was discerning his own conversion, he said he felt inspired by Newman’s courage to give up his position at Oxford University to follow his convictions.
Miracle Recipient Knows Why Saint John Henry Newman Is Newest Doctor of the Church
‘Seek his guidance to grow in faith,’ says Chicago mother of seven whose 2013 cure raised the English cardinal and convert to sainthood.
St. John Henry Newman: From Being Considered an ‘Infiltrator’ to Doctor of the Church
St. John Henry Newman, Father Calvo noted, was a great scholar of the Church Fathers, especially St. Augustine.
Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter Celebrates Newman’s Recognition As Doctor of the Church
When Pope Leo XIII made Newman a cardinal in 1879, Newman chose the motto, 'Heart speaks to heart,' because he realized we are saved through the Lord speaking from his heart to ours.
8 Ways St. John Henry Newman Is the Doctor of the Church We Need Now
COMMENTARY: Pope Leo XIV’s first selection for doctor of the Church offers a model of courage and clarity in our time of confusion.
On the Subject of Miracles
COMMENTARY: Miracles do happen, and they are just another way of God speaking to his human creatures.
Ticket to Oblivion?
COMMENTARY: ‘Liberalism in religion is the doctrine that there is no positive truth in religion, but that one creed is as good as another..’
