Audio Recording of two talks of Fr Joseph Koterski SJ, Professor at Fordham University, New York
Listen to these excellent talks…
13 OCTOBER 2019
Watch the Canonisation Mass here See also the following contributions from various news services: Vaticannews Catholic News Service Mass of Thanksgiving on 14th October 2019
Pope recognises miracle at John Henry Newman’s intercession
Official Announcement on 13th February 2019
Newman Night Walk 2018
The Angel Hotel…
Newman Newsletter 2018
Dear Newman friends,
Once again we would like to share with you some news about Blessed John Henry Newman und our Newman-Centres.
8th October 2017 – the Newman Night Walk from Oxford to Littlemore
The annual Night Walk was more mystical, beautiful and peaceful than I could have imagined, taking place as it did on a Sunday night before the first day of Michaelmas term. There was excited chatter and meditative silence in equal measure…
Newman Newsletter 2017
Dear Newman Friends,
We send you our heartfelt greetings and best wishes.
In this year of 2017, the Church commemorates the 100th anniversary of the apparitions of Our Lady in Fatima where the Mother of God exhibited the love of her Immaculate Heart and invited the faithful to pray for peace and for the eternal salvation of souls.
Moses the Type of Christ
“The Lord thy God will raise up unto thee
a Prophet from the midst of thee, of thy brethren, like unto me;
unto Him ye shall harken.” – Deut. 18:15.
The history of Moses is valuable to Christians, not only as giving us a pattern of fidelity towards God, of great firmness, and great meekness, but also as affording us a type or figure of our Saviour Christ.
Encouragement for the Season of Lent
Let us pray Him to bless what we venture for Him, that we may not only labour, but may receive our wages, and gather fruit unto life eternal. This world is a very little thing to give up for the next.
Apostolic Abstinence a Pattern for Christians
(Lent)
“Drink no longer water,
but use a little wine for thy stomach’s sake,
and thine often infirmities.” –
1 Tim. 5:23.
This is a remarkable verse, because it accidentally tells us so much. It is addressed to Timothy, St. Paul’s companion, the first Bishop of Ephesus. Of Timothy we know very little, except that he did minister to St. Paul, and hence we might have inferred that he was a man of very saintly character;