Tag: St John Henry Newman
Ticket to oblivion?
St John Henry Newman, among the church’s most brilliant modern converts, opposed himself above all else to one “great mischief.” As the October Synod approaches, we would do well to listen to the English saint’s warning…
Fr Joseph Carola SJ lectures on true development of doctrine
Fr Joseph Carola SJ spoke to students, clergy and members of the public for the latest instalment of Scholarship at the Cathedral
Father Ian Ker: Newman’s brilliant interpreter
We first met Fr Ian Ker (Ker pronounced “car”) in Australia in the early 1990s. It was in a slightly comical but telling circumstance...
Newman’s rich legacy
Saint would recognise social hostility to faith of our own time, says Archbishop
Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP says Australian Catholics have much to learn from...
Our Lady ‘Stoops to Conquer’ – The Power of the Blessed...
Medieval Christianity is inconceivable without her
Jeremy Bell: The gloriously useless pursuit
At the beginning of this year, I had the pleasure and privilege of leading a philosophy and theology study tour to Athens and Rome...
Newest saint key on authentic conscience
St Newman’s teaching on conscience is "timely" amid current debates about religious freedom.
Fr John Flader: The faith of all, not a few
The document, “Sensus fidei in the life of the Church”, was issued in 2014 by the International Theological Commission, an advisory body to the...
