Newman reminds us that the foundation of intellectual formation is moral formation.
A sound education gives students a “habit of mind” to prepare them not just for the real world of society, but more fundamentally for the real world God has created.
Newman wants a “discipline of mind” in education, not some new system that looks good on paper.
St. John Henry Newman’s philosophy of education reminds that the true education is the formation of human nature in the image and likeness of God.
If we wish to earn the Crown, we must embrace the duty of bearing the Cross.
The study of Literature is not a mere study of words, but a study of the great thoughts of great persons crafted with eloquence.
“Either Baptism is an instrument of the Holy Ghost, or it has no place in Christianity.”
We are all, in our own measure, called to be champions in a fight of good and evil: the fight, the good, and the evil are real.
All of us are called to the heroism of every-day holiness.
