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Mentioned in 9 episodes
Apologia pro vita sua
Book • 1864
Apologia Pro Vita Sua is John Henry Newman's personal account of his religious beliefs and how they evolved over time.
Originally published in 1864 as a response to criticisms by Charles Kingsley, the book chronicles Newman's transition from Anglicanism to Catholicism.
It is divided into five parts, each covering a different period in his life, providing a deep insight into his spiritual development and intellectual struggles.
Originally published in 1864 as a response to criticisms by Charles Kingsley, the book chronicles Newman's transition from Anglicanism to Catholicism.
It is divided into five parts, each covering a different period in his life, providing a deep insight into his spiritual development and intellectual struggles.
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Mentioned in 9 episodes
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Peter Kwasniewski
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The Latin Mass Is Not Going Away... and Here’s Why (Dr. Peter Kwasniewski) | Ep. 543
Mentioned by Bishop Barron as Newman's intellectual and spiritual autobiography.
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WOF 509: The Importance of St. John Henry Newman (1 of 12)
Mentioned by Bishop Barron as an autobiographical work focusing on Newman's years as an Anglican.
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WOF 510: Newman as an Anglican (2 of 12)
Mentioned as Newman's great story of the development of his mind that revived interest in his life and work.
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WOF 511: Newman as a Catholic (3 of 12)
Mentioned by 
Joe Heschmeyer
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#210 Read Church History, Cease To Be Protestant - Joe Heschmeyer
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Felix de St Vincent
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The Josias Podcast, Episode V: Liberalism (Part 2)
Mentioned by Bishop Barron as one of Newman's life works that will be considered during the lecture series.
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WOF 512: The Development of Christian Doctrine (4 of 12)
Mentioned by Todd Worner when talking about the aboriginal vicar of Christ.
What Is Beauty? w/ Bishop Barron
Mentioned by Father Bonaventure when quoting 'Cor ad cor loquitur'.
Plato and His Dialogues
