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Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Language
English
Pages
167

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Subjects
Intellectual life, Christianity, Congresses, History, Newman, john henry, 1801-1890, Catholic church, great britain, Catholic Church
People
John Henry Newman (1801-1890)
Times
19th century

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Table of Contents

Part I. The prelude. The Catholic Newman -- Dom Damian Kearney
Newman and the Oxford movement -- Dom Hugh Diman
Anglo-Catholic Newport -- William Morgan
Part II. 2010 Portsmouth Institute Conference proceedings. Conference introduction -- James MacGuire
The Anglican Newman and recent developments -- George W. Rutler
Handout: prefatory to Paul Griffith's lecture on The grammar of assent --
The grammar of assent -- Paul Griffiths
The dream of Gerontius -- Peter Kreeft
The Newman cause -- Richard Duffield
My miraculous healing -- Jack Sullivan
Newman and the Americans -- Edward Short
Newman and the renewal of Catholic identity in higher education -- Patrick Reilly
Newman's (and Pope Benedict's) hermeneutic of continuity -- Ian Ker
Part III. Looking forward. Reflections on Newman and the intellectual tradition -- Kevin O'Brien
Strutting and fretting an hour upon the stage : an intern at the Globe Theatre -- Michael Bonin
Poems -- Dom Julian Stead and James MacGuire-- The religious beliefs of William Shakespeare / -- Dom Damian Kearney
William Shakespeare : international man of mystery -- Michael Bonin --Book review: The future church by John Allen / -- reviewed by Dom Damian Kearney
Book review: Riddles of belief and love as translated by George Fowler -- reviewed by Dom Damian Kearney
Ex portus ostio 2010 -- James MacGuire.

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2010 Portsmouth Institute conference proceedings.

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Lanham, MD

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Dewey Decimal Class
282.092
Library of Congress
BX4705.N5 P64 2013, , BX4705.N5 P67 2011

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167 pages
Number of pages
167

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OL28391836M
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1580512488, 1580512496, 1299557848
ISBN 13
9781580512480, 9781580512497, 9781299557840
LCCN
2013029341
OCLC/WorldCat
858159203, 825047458

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