Newman explains how unlike Savonarola, Philip Neri won people over with his understanding, charity and the sacrament of Confession.
St. John Henry Newman advises us to pray and discern the season to remain silent and the season to speak.
A poem about heaven and life after death composed by Newman one year after the death of his sister Mary (1828).
In it St. John Henry Newman describes how the unity of the Church is most fully manifest in a diocesan synod, and how Christians should always act in unity with their diocesan bishop.
John Henry Newman preached this sermon for the sixth Sunday of Lent. He explains how the Cross of Christ is the interpretive key for all
Considering the interior suffering of Our Lord helps us accompany Him in His Passion
St. Paul’s conversion gives us lessons of God’s Providence and the power of grace to convert sinners as well as of our need for humility.
Newman reminds us the importance of our guardian angel, the brother of our soul.
