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Colin Barr, Paul Cullen, John Henry Newamn, and the Catholic University of Ireland 1845 - 1865
Paul Cullen, John Henry Newamn, and the Catholic University of Ireland presents a balanced treatment of both the University and of Newman and Cullen's roles in its history. The resulting text is a fascinating story of determination, conflict, and failure.
Gracewing, 2003. Paperback. £17.99 | Buy Book
Philip Boyce (ed), Mary: The Virgin Mary in the Life and Writings of John Henry Newman
Drawn from the full range of Newman's work, expertly and deftly brought together, this book creates for the reader both a clear guide to the progression of his thought, and a deeply devotional volume of readings on Our Lady.
Gracewing, 2001. Hardback. £25.00 | Buy Book
Nicholas L. Gregoris, "The Daughter of Eve Unfallen": Mary in the Theology and Spirituality of John Henry Newman
Fr. Gregoirs has provided us with a richly-documented study on a discussed topic of Mariology. It will be a reference point for all who will in the future write on the subject of Our Lady, especially on her cooperation in the work of Redemption.
Newman House Press, 2003. Paperback. £17.99 | Buy Book
J. Derek Holmes, The Theological Papers of John Henry Newman on Biblical Inspiration and Infallibility
The volume presents a collection of drafts and outlines of two works projected by Newman on the inspiration of Scripture and papal infallibility. Although tentative and incomplete, they contain valuable insights, and show Newman's mind at work on two crucial theological subjects.
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1979. Hardback. £17.50 | Buy Book
Stanley L. Jaki, The Church of England as Viewed by Newman
Newman became a Catholic because he had to revise drastically the view he championed as a Tractarian about the Church of England. This third major work of the author on Neman discusses Newman's understanding of Anglicanism after he converted to the Catholic Church.
Real View Books, 2004. Paperback. £14.95 | Buy Book - Missing
Stanley L. Jaki, Justification as Argued by Newman
In his Anglican lectures Newman provoked his audience to reconsider the notion of Anglicanism inherited from Luther about merit belonging solely to Christ. In this timely book the author presents a fresh reassessment of Newman's understanding of Justification.
Real View Books, 2007. Paperback. £18.95 | Buy Book