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Callista, A Tale of the Third Century, is a captivating novel penned by John Henry Newman, an esteemed Anglican theologian who eventually became a Catholic priest and cardinal, guiding many of his Protestant friends into the Roman faith. This compelling story emerged from a friendly challenge with Cardinal Nicholas Wiseman, who also ventured into fiction with his novel Fabiola. Published in 1855, Callista introduces us to a beautiful yet troubled Greek woman living in pagan Roman North Africa during a tumultuous third century. As she grapples with her desires and a growing curiosity about ...

What language resonates with the human heart and soul? Many would argue it is found in poetry and song. Yet, when reason and spirituality unite with our deepest feelings, a higher language emerges. John Henry Newmans sermons exemplify this profound connection. Blending divine truths, the intricacies of human experience, and a masterful command of the English language, Newman crafted messages that nourish the entire person. As both an Anglican priest and a Catholic convert, he dedicated himself to his audience, offering insights that remain relevant 130 years after his passing. This collection ...

Immerse yourself in the profound insights of John Henry Newman’s sermons, which resonate deeply and hold the power to transform lives. With his clear reasoning, exquisite prose, and integrated theological perspective, Newman’s work reflects a thoughtful spiritual psychology and a meditative focus on the Scriptures. Though penned nearly 200 years ago, these sermons remain vibrant and relevant. A former Anglican who embraced Roman Catholicism, Newman was eventually elevated to Cardinal, leaving a lasting mark on Catholic thought. His spiritual richness and holiness were officially recognized...

In the midst of a profound struggle against the liberal currents within the Church of England, John Henry Newman faced a pivotal moment in his spiritual journey. Despite his earnest efforts to affirm Anglicanism as a legitimate branch of historical Christianity, he ultimately grappled with the painful realization that he could no longer remain part of the Anglican Church. Drawn increasingly toward Catholicism, Newman wrestled with the notion that the Roman Church, while safeguarding many ancient beliefs, had potentially diluted the faith with its own traditions. Yet, could it be that these ...

St. John Henry Newman, regarded as the most important English theologian of the nineteenth century, poignantly reflects on the thoughts that tormented Jesus as a result of His friends’ betrayals and the anguish of His Heart in willingly suffering all for love of us. These penetrating meditations will enable you to enter more deeply into our Savior’s Passion through multiple vantage points.

Welcome to St. John Henry Newman Catholic Church's podcast channel where we publish the sermons and homilies from Mass. Established in 2012, St. John Henry Newman is a growing Catholic community in Irvine of the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter. We are dedicated to forming and nurturing disciples in Jesus Christ with our beautiful traditions of liturgy, prayer, biblical preaching, and fellowship. Join us for Mass in the Ordinariate Form every Sunday in the Queen of Life Chapel near John Wayne Airport. You can also make a tax-deductible donation at sjhn.flocknote.com/give

Over the years, the brilliant and often voluminous scholarly writings of Bl. John Henry Newman (1801-1890), have drawn into the Church thousands more converts after him. In this beautifully reproduced collection of his greatest devotions and meditations, we encounter not Newman the intellectual but Newman the simple Christian, on his knees face-to-face with God. Discerning the voice of God was Newman's greatest desire.

Apologia Pro Vita Sua by John Henry Newman is a deeply personal spiritual autobiography in which one of the nineteenth century’s most influential religious thinkers explains the intellectual and spiritual journey that led him from Anglicanism to the Roman Catholic Church.Written partly in response to public criticism, the book traces Newman’s development from his early religious convictions through his involvement in the Oxford Movement and the theological questions that gradually transformed his understanding of faith, doctrine, and authority.Rather than offering a simple chronological ...