St. John Henry Newman explains how to live the paradox of Christian celebration - feasting with fear.

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Science and Revelation agree in supposing that nature is governed by uniform and settled laws.

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It is hard to think of Fr. José without also remembering his penetrating look, gentle smile, and love for the Church.

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People in the world, even the well meaning, see the world and believe that this world they see and live in is all there is.

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Newman describes the vocation of following Jesus as, being like him, leaven for the dough.

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As Prophet, Priest and King, Christ shares God with man and identifies with us in our humanity.

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Newman’s bond of connection between persons and across cultures: Fr. Ian Ker, Fr. John Ford, Donald Graham and Claude Ryan

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St. John Henry Newman imagined the day that he would see and touch the sacred wounds of Jesus.

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St. John Henry Newman found solace in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament.

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Though we may have lost time in following God, though we may have punishments for our past sins, we are not without hope of becoming great saints.

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