Contents
Contents
Biography: John Henry Newman (1801–1890)
1. FAMILY, EALING SCHOOL, “FIRST CONVERSION”
1.1. Newman's Doubts about Christianity
1.2. Newman's “First Conversion”
1.3. Newman's Call to Celibacy
1.4. “A Particular Providence as Revealed in the Gospel”
2.1. “Love of Relations and Friends”
2.3. Baccalaureate Examinations
3.1. “Jeremiah, a Lesson for the Disappointed”
3.2. Candidate for Oriel Fellowship
4.3. Changing Theological Views
4.7. “Acceptance of Religious Privileges Compulsory”
5.1. Concern for Students’ Moral Dispositions
5.2. View of the Oriel Tutorship
5.4. Tutorship Dispute in Retrospect
6.1. “Religious Joy” (December 25, 1825)
6.2. “Consolations in Bereavement”
7. DISCOVERY OF THE PATRISTIC CHURCH
7.2. “Religion a Weariness to the Natural Man”
8.2. “The Immortality of the Soul”
9. EARLY YEARS OF THE OXFORD MOVEMENT: 1833–1839
10. CRISIS YEARS OF THE OXFORD MOVEMENT: 1839–1845
10.1. “Love, the One Thing Needful”
10.2. “The Visible Church”: Tract XC §4
10.3. “The Parting of Friends”
10.5. “Athanasius and Ambrose”
11.3. “Men not Angels, the Priests of the Gospel”
12.1. “Intellect, Instrument of Religious Training”
12.2. “The Religion of the Pharisee, the Religion of Mankind”
12.3. Relationship between Teachers and Students
14.1. “Reflections” on Kingsley–Newman Correspondence
14.2. “Coming into Port after a Rough Sea”
14.4. Three Brothers with Different Certitudes
15.1. Vatican I: Description of Infallibility
15.2 “Conscience and the Pope” (Norfolk)
15.3 “Conscience and the Existence of God”
15.4. Interpretation of the “Vatican Definition”
15.5. Honorary Fellow of Trinity College
16.3. Roman Address to Cardinal Newman
16.4. Newman's Homecoming Address
17.1. Bicentennial of Newman's Birth: John Paul II
17.2. Beatification Homily: Benedict XVI