Contributor
Vélez, Juan R. editor.
ImprintWashington, D.C. : The Catholic University of America Press, [2022]
Descriptionxix, 532 pages ; 24 cm
Note:His Idea of the Oxford Movement / David P. Delio and Matthew C. Briel -- A Lifelong Journey of Conversion / Fr. Juan Alonso -- An Imaginative Mind / Deacon Stephen Morgan -- A Calling to Celibacy / Fr. Carter Griffin -- An Unfailing Friend, and an Old Blue Cloak / Víctor García Ruiz -- His Female Circle of Friends / Barbara H. Wyman -- A Biblical Scholar / Jeffrey L. Morrow -- The Fathers of the Church / Fr. Uwe Michael Lang -- A Student and Tutor of Classics / Scott Goins -- A Historian's Craft / Christopher J. Lane -- His Foundation of the Oratory In England / Fr. Daniel Seward -- An Educator "from First to Last" / Paul Shrimpton -- A Philosopher / Michael Pakaluk -- His Vision of Intellecutal Virtue in its Relation to Moral and Religious Virtue / John F. Crosby -- A Religious Poet: Offering Intimations of the Invisible World / Barbara H. Wyman -- A Great Spiritual Master / Fr. Frédéric Libaud -- "Faith and Reason": Learning to "See Things as God Sees Them" / Michael Dauphinais -- The Spiritual and Doctrinal Significance of His Sermons / Fr. Keith Beaumont -- Voice of God? Conscience, Relativism, and Truth / Abp. Anthony Fisher, OP -- On Development of Doctrine: a Via Media between Intellectualism and Historicism / Tracy Rowland -- From the Book of Common Prayer to the Sacrifice of the Mass and the Roman Breviary / Fr. Uwe Michael Lang and Fr. Juan R. Vélez -- The Connection between Theology, Spirituality, and Morality / Fr. Keith Beaumont -- Jesus as Saviour / Msgr. Roderick Strange -- His Biblical and Patristic Mariology / Fr. Nicholas Gregoris -- The Church: a Leitmotiv in his Writings / Fr. John T. Ford, CSC -- His Farsighted Understanding of the Laity's Role in the Church / Fr. Juan R. Vélez -- Liberalism: Personal and Social Aspects in his Thought / David P. Delio.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Note:"Provides a wide range of subjects on the life and thought of John Henry Newman (1801-1890), an Anglican clergyman, author, and poet who became a Roman Catholic priest, cardinal, and saint. The contributors come from disciplines such as theology, education, literature, history, and philosophy, highlighting the wide range of Newman's work."-- Provided by publisher.
