CHRISTIE R. Ch., The Logic of Conversion: The Harmony of Heart, Will, Mind, and Imagination in John Henry Newman.
Fordham University, 1998, 435 p.
MANNING J. P., John Henry Newman and the “Rambler”: A model of theological integrity.
Duquesne University, 1998, 831 p.
FAGAN K.B., A Toast to Conscience: Freedom of Conscience in John Henry Newman.
University of Dallas, Texas 1998, 217 pp.
ANONYMOUS, Beginnings – 1848 .. Maryvale and St. Wilfrid’s Cotton .. The Trials of a Founder:
The Friends of Cardinal Newman Newsletter, Summer 1998, 4-6.
ANONYMOUS, First Days at 40 Alcester Street:
The Friends of Cardinal Newman Newsletter, Christmas 1998, 2.
BENVENGA N., Newman’s friend in need:
With the support of Newman, Edward Caswall braved the wrath of his family and converted to Catholicism. Catholic Herald (17.07.1998), 7.
BERTRAM J./HARRISON I., Timeless Truth in an Ever-Changing World:
The Friends of Cardinal Newman Newsletter, Christmas 1998, 6-7, 11.
BIEMER G., Saint Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein) and The Venerable John Henry Newman.
Friends of Cardinal Newman Newsletter Christmas 1998, 8.
BOYCE P., Homily on the 150th Anniversary of the Foundation of the English Oratory:
The Friends of Cardinal Newman Newsletter, Easter 1998, 4-5.
DALY C., Dogma was basic principle of his religion.
Cardinal Daly reflects on J. H. Newman’s rejection of liberalism and his belief in revealed religion: L’Osservatore Romano. Weekly Edition, 18 March 1998, 8-9.