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St. John Henry Cardinal Newman

Halving & Having the Truth
September 2019Through the joys and perils of liberal learning we must ever recollect that only faith seeking understanding properly disposes the intellect toward conformity to Christ.
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The Thomistic Critique of Theistic Evolution
June 2019Thomism is an integral part of the millennial flow of Western thought and cannot simply be consigned to the dustbin of misguided and superseded systems of philosophy.
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Cardinal Newman: The Urban Legend
November 2010One particularly scurrilous urban legend of the day involves Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman and the particularities of his burial.
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Newman & Evangelization
October 2004Review of Discourses Addressed to Mixed Congregations by John Henry Newman
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The Malines Conversations & What Was Malign There
July/August 2002One must keep in mind St. Paul’s dire warning that heresies would of necessity come so that the genuine faith of the elect may come to light all the more strongly.
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The Atheist, the Cardinal & The Liberals
January 2000John Henry Newman and Friedrich Nietzsche had something in common.
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Not Just a Misunderstanding
March 1999Men must approach the propagation of truth by seeing it as the Gospel sees it: war between the children of light and the children of darkness.
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A Look at Dave Hunt, Leading Anti-Catholic Fundamentalist
January 1999Catholic minds left uninstructed by dissenting catechizers are offered sharp lessons by zealots such as Hunt.
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A Voice Crying in the Bewilderedness
July/August 1998Mankind exhibits a passion for knowledge and freedom, and an inveterate tendency to be seduced by counterfeits of knowledge and freedom.
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Newman's Prophetic Challenge to Clericalism
June 1989Newman challenged laymen to sanctify the world and the Church; he challenged clergy to co-operate with and utilize lay energy and wisdom.
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The Danger of Riches
May 1989That our Lord meant to speak of riches as being in some sense a calamity to the Christian is plain from His praises and recommendation of poverty.
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