Resources

National Institute for Newman Studies

Over 1,000,000 images featuring letters, published works, library records, photographs, maps, manuscripts, music scores, and more.

National Institute for Newman Studies

Newman Canonisation Website

Photo album from the occcassion of the canonisation of Saint John Henry Newman.

JHN Canonisation website

The Papal Visit

On the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales' page, you can read Newman's biography, look at key teachings and reflect on Deacon Jack Sullivan's miracle cure from a serious spinal disorder.

Bishops' Conference (Papal Visit)

Doctor of the Church

On this webpage by Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales,  you will find a series of useful articles explaining what a ‘Doctor of the Church’ is and why Saint John Henry Newman’s teaching and wisdom not only resonated with his contemporaries, but still illuminates, instructs and inspires us today.

JHN on the Bishops' Conference website (Doctor of the Church)

Newman: A Guide

Articles, prayer intentions and  much more.

JHN - A Guide

Journeying With Newman

John Henry Newman was a pastor, scholar and priest of heroic virtue. These podcasts on the Catholic Bishops' Conference website seek to examine the breadth of Newman’s teaching and preaching by way of reflections from those who have been inspired by and have had their lives touched by Newman.

'Journeying with Newman' podcasts

Saint John Henry Newman: A Doctor of the Church?

An aricle by Fr. Hermann Geissler FSO, © International Centre of Newman Friends.

Saint John Henry Newman: A Doctor of the Church?

St. John Henry Newman, Doctor for the Modern World

An article by Dr Paul Shrimpton, Magdalen College School Oxford.

St John Henry Newman, Doctor for the Modern World

Newman’s Sanctity

A talk given by Fr Guy Nicholls at Bilston Oct 6 2019.

Newman's Sanctity

The Newman Association

The Newman Association is a national organisation whose members meet regularly in local “circles” to discuss and develop their understanding of the Christian faith.

The Newman Association

Newman and Maryvale

An article on Newman and his time at Maryvale, Old Oscott.

Maryvale Institute

A Story of Oscott: Home of the Second Spring

The story of St Mary's College, Oscott, is a revival story. The college is closely associated with the ‘Second Spring’, the term St John Henry Newman used to describe the Victorian revival of English Catholicism.

St Mary's College, Oscott

Birmingham Oratory

On February 1st, 1848, with the approval of Pope Pius IX, Newman established the first Oratory of St. Philip Neri in the English-speaking world at Maryvale near Birmingham. The year after that, the community moved to Alcester Street near the town centre, where a disused gin distillery was converted into a chapel. Meanwhile, Newman founded a second Oratorian house in London, sending several members of the community there, led by Frederick William Faber. In 1852, the Birmingham community moved to its present home in Edgbaston.

Birmingham Oratory

Oxford Oratory

Novena to obtain favours through the intercession of St John Henry Newman

You can find this Novena on the web page of the International Centre of Newman Friends.

Novena

Main image courtesy of the Bishops' Conference

Photographs at Birmingham Oratory by Con McHugh

Photographs at Birmingham Oratory by ©Mazur/catholicnews.org.uk