Priests stand in the office of Christ. By virtue of this office, and not by worldly merit, they are exalted above all other ministers in order to serve God's people.

St. John Henry Newman teaches us that we must strive to be simple and prudent like Nathanael.

We guard the faith by sharing It. St. John Henry Newman shows us how simple this really is.

Newman would agree with Augustine’s summary of the doctrine of predestination found in “The Confessions”: “God who made us without us cannot save us without our cooperation.”

The Scriptures reveal history and our own lives to us, who are often blind to the miraculous in our midst.

The indwelling of the Holy Spirit is God taking up permanent residence in the heart of those who have been reborn by belief in Christ as Savior and baptism.

St. John Henry Newman reflects on the Ascension of the Lord into heaven in four meditations.

Cardinal Newman explains that at the time before Christ's birth the Jewish people awaited the Messiah or Christ, and Jewish women desired to be his mother. Mary, while remaining a virgin became his mother by divine grace.