Pilgrim Journey John Henry Newman 1801A&C Black, 2001 M11 15 - 452 páginas This new study of Newman's religious development, from his childhood to his conversion to Roman Catholicism, explores Newman's growth in holiness and truth, i.e. religious truth, and the mutual influence of one upon the other. The former, the author states, 'is the more difficult to explore, since it involves not only a study of words and actions but of his inner life and motivation, which are often hidden.' This exploration is undertaken here with the aid of materials not hitherto fully exploited: verses, sermons, prayers and letters both by and to Newman. The detailed treatment of Newman's inner life as revealed in his private journals - not intended for publication - shows the continuity and change involved in his growth in holiness in their proper perspective, and how his early rigorous self-examination, meditation and assiduous study of the whole of the Scriptures produced the flowering of 'realizations of the Christian mysteries, full of psychological insights and abounding in quotations from Scripture', of the Parochial and Plain Sermons. |
Contenido
Early Years | 1 |
Snapdragon and Glittering Prizes | 17 |
Inner Warfare Conquering Self | 31 |
Turning Point | 41 |
Responsibility for Souls | 53 |
The Search for Truth Begins in Earnest | 64 |
Behind the Veil An Invisible World | 74 |
Loss and Gain | 93 |
Influence and Shock | 231 |
The Calm before the Storm | 254 |
Weathering the Storm | 271 |
The Aftermath | 285 |
Life at Littlemore | 302 |
Turning in the Direction of Rome | 317 |
Treading the Path of Sanctification | 333 |
The Parting of Friends | 348 |
A Long Days Journey into Light | 112 |
Setting Sail | 134 |
An Undivided Heart | 151 |
A Lost Comrade | 168 |
The Emerging Leader | 181 |
Spiritual Growth | 197 |
Theologian and Editor | 215 |
Cheerfulness amid Dreariness and Pain | 363 |
Heading into Port | 383 |
An End and a Beginning | 397 |
Appendix | 405 |
447 | |
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