FORD J.T., “John Henry Newman belongs to every time and place and people”, (Editorial Preface),
National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA, Newman Studies Journal 2/1 (Spring 2005), 3-7.
DULLES A., Newman and the Hierarchy,
National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA, Newman Studies Journal 2/1 (Spring 2005), 8-19.
BARRON R., John Henry Newman among the Postmoderns,
National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA, Newman Studies Journal 2/1 (Spring 2005), 20-31.
SHORT E., A Better Country: Newman’s Idea of Public Life,
National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA, Newman Studies Journal 2/1 (Spring 2005), 32-44.
TALAR C.J.T., Newman in France during the Modernist Period: Pierre Batiffol and Marcel Hébert,
National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA, Newman Studies Journal 2/1 (Spring 2005), 45-57.
ATHIÉ R., “My dear Miss Giberne”, Newman’s Correspondence with a Friend: 1826-1840,
National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA, Newman Studies Journal 2/1 (Spring 2005), 58-78.
FORD J., Editorial Preface,
National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA, Newman Studies Journal 2/2 (Fall 2005), 3-5.
KUDZMA Th., Grace and Graciousness:, The 1879 Addresses and Replies,
National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA, Newman Studies Journal 2/2 (Fall 2005), 6-23.
LINCK J., The “Convert of Oxford” and the “Socrates of Rome”: John Henry Newman, Philip Neri, and the Oratory,
National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA, Newman Studies Journal 2/2 (Fall 2005), 24-35.
DREW M. Awaking ‘The Dream of Gerontius’,
National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA, Newman Studies Journal 2/2 (Fall 2005), 36-51.