MARLETT J.D., Conversion methodology and the case of Cardinal Newman:
Theological Studies 58 (1997) 669-685.
McSWEENY K., Newman Revisited; Newman’s Loss and Gain:
The Story of a Convert: The Newman Rambler 2 (1997) 27-28.
NAGAKURA R., Personal Influence in J.H. Newman’s Theory of Evangelization (in Japanese).
Yamanashi Women’s Junior College (1997) 15-25.
NEUHAUS R.J., Newman, Luther and the Unity of Christians.
Pro Ecclesia 6 (1997) 277-288.
NEWMAN J.K., J.H. Newman as a Musician: An Insight from Bakhtim.
The Downside Review 115 (1997) 139-150.
PECK J., Newman and the Victorian Self: From Loss and Gain to the Apologia.
New Blackfriars 78 (1997) 85 – 95.
ROBINSON J., Towards a Theory of Tradition.
On the Lord’s Appearing. An Essay on Prayer and Tradition. T&T Clark, Edinburgh 1997, 7-59.
RYAN C., Newman’s Legacy for our Secular Age.
The Newman Rambler 1 (1997) 1-9.
TESTA M.A., Newman and the evangelicals.
The Evangelical Quarterly 69 (1997) 237-244.
ANONYMOUS, Planning for the Future – “We are to be Oratorians”:
The Friends of Cardinal Newman Newsletter, Easter 1997, 4-5,7.