Blessed John Henry Newman shows us how obedience can help us overcome doubt and trust in Christ in the midst of the trials of life.
The difficulties of life cannot be resolved by mental effort; rather, peace in the midst of difficulties comes from simple acts of obedience.
In The Dream of Gerontius, Blessed Newman shows who our king and judge really is, and prepares our hearts for coming close to Him in Advent.
Formal prayers are recited in public prayer, but not privately. Blessed Newman explains how these forms, some of them ancient, can aid personal devotion.
In the midst of this crisis of the Church, many are returning to the fundamental questions of the faith, like “What is the Church, and can we trust it?”
The Assumption is an honor fit for the Mother of God, who lets the Lord freely reign in her heart. Bd. Newman teaches us this mystery in its simple wisdom.
When we have a duty to witness to Christ by speaking our opinion or correcting others, how can we do so prudently and humbly?
All Christians are called to witness to Christ. How do we witness wiithout making a show of our deeds and prayers? How can we be faithful and humble?
Hypocrisy is more widespread and dangerous than most of us believe. Blessed Newman urges us to overcome self-deception by examining ourselves.
Hypocrisy may seem like a remote sin, but it is far more common, far easier to fall into, and harder to detect than we imagine.
