St. John Henry Newman describes the spiritual and moral decadence at the time immediately preceding the birth of St. Philip Neri.
Deacon Jack Sullivan speaks about Newman’s conversion to Catholicism, how he sought God’s kindly light and persevered amid difficulties.
Like St. John Henry we bring our sorrows, small or big, to Jesus in the stable at Bethlehem and return with hearts full of peace and joy.
Deacon Jack Sullivan narrates a recent cure attribute to St. John Henry Newman, and describes his friendship with the saint.
Knowing the difference between forgiveness and pardon will give us even greater resolve to change and atone for past sins.
In this time of Advent, St. John Henry Newman invites us to be watchmen of the kind who gaze toward heaven, waiting for Our Lord.
A truly mature mind is open to, and transformed by, the fullness of God’s reality.
St. John Henry reflects on the uniqueness of the soul of each human created by God, and on doctrine of judgment after death.
Deacon Jack Sullivan speaks about a miraculous cure that took place the day of St. John Henry Newman’s canonization in 2019.
A poem about heaven and life after death composed by Newman one year after the death of his sister Mary (1828).
