Faith and Prejudice: Catholic Sermons of Bl. John Henry Newman, Paperback

At Cardinal Newman's Mass of Beatification in 2013, Pope Benedict XVI praised "The warmth and humanity underlying his appreciation of the pastoral ministry." Those qualities are on full display in this remarkable collection of Catholic sermons unpublished in Newman's lifetime. These include the first two sermons Newman ever delivered as a Catholic, meditations on Mary in the gospels and divine adoption, and a strikingly accurate set of predictions of future challenges to Church posed by the advance of secularism in society. This edition has also added to the original collection Newman's final sermon in the Church of England, with its apt and kindly title, "The Parting of Friends."

About author(s):Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman was Englands greatest convert and theologian of the nineteenth century. Among his many contributions to Catholic thought and culture are "An Essay on The Development of Christian Doctrine," "A Grammar of Assent," and "The Idea of a University."