The doctrine of Divine Providence holds that God, the Creator gives order to his creation and governs it. The Creator is a loving God who
We need supernatural vision if we want the peace of God that passes all understanding.
Practicality thrives only with a higher habit of love for knowledge for its own sake.
Our visible world speaks to us of an unseen world, a spiritual world behind a veil, so to speak, with its Creator, angels, and saints.
In praying for God’s kingdom to come, we face our fear of judgment and anticipate the mercy God gives so abundantly.
John Henry Newman, in his ‘Fragment of a Life of St Philip’, has left us an unexpected (and often overlooked) hermeneutic key to unlock
The mysteries of our own selves point us to the mystery of God.
From the disciples’ experience of Pentecost we can learn to “profit by what every day and hour teaches us, as it flies.”
The flame of love that Christians possess comes from the Holy Spirit who was sent into the world after the Ascension of our Lord.
From an early age, Newman recognized the glory of God in Creation…
