Newman gives helpful suggestions for approaching the incomprehensible mystery of the Holy Trinity and invites us to worship the one and triune God.
The Holy Spirit is not an impersonal, subtle force; He is the third Person of the Trinity and is closer to us than we are to ourselves.
For John Henry Newman the Ascension of Christ to heaven is a mystery which should move us to praise God, accepting that there are truths human reason cannot understand.
Mary, immaculately conceived and free from all concupiscence, did not have a mind darkened by sin. She could clearly perceive the good objectively.
The Holy Innocents and our Lady teach us that only with the humility and sincerity of little children can we approach our loving Father.
John Henry Newman teaches that love for mankind begins with love for family and friends.
Cardinal Newman teaches us to worship God as our Creator and to address Him with the trust of children.
Theology, the science of discerning God’s truth, is, in the classical phrase, the “Queen of the sciences.”
Nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus, not even death; for Love has dwelt in death, and risen from it.
Considering the interior suffering of Our Lord helps us accompany Him in His Passion