
Moral Effects of Union with God
For Newman, prayer is conversation with God, but it is a divine conversation, which prepares us for heaven.
For Newman, prayer is conversation with God, but it is a divine conversation, which prepares us for heaven.
Newman warns against the danger of self-righteousness, and its converse: shunning religious practices that might lead to self-conceit.
Are your passions leading you astray? Prayer and praise can bring you back.
Newman’s “definite service” to God and the Church has only just begun.
Newman urges us to pray for others. In the face of Covid-19 we can unite ourselves to Christ in the Mass, praying for the world, especially those suffering most.
Cardinal Newman teaches us to worship God as our Creator and to address Him with the trust of children.
We need times of private prayer to know what God wants for us and to exercise faith in his care for us.
Formal prayers are recited in public prayer, but not privately. Blessed Newman explains how these forms, some of them ancient, can aid personal devotion.
Hypocrisy is more widespread and dangerous than most of us believe. Blessed Newman urges us to overcome self-deception by examining ourselves.
On this Holy Saturday we await our Lord’s resurrection. We too wish to rise with Him. To do so, we must have an inner life hidden with Him.