FORD J.T., Newman’s Letter to the Duke of Norfolk: Citizenship, Church, and Conscience.
Josephinum Journal of Theology 8 (Summer/Fall 2001) 2, 38-50.
MCCORMACK E., The Development of John Henry Newman’s View of the Christian Life in his Anglican Sermons, 1824-1843.
Dissertation, Washington, D.C. 2001, 263 p.
DE FLON N. M., Edward Caswall, Priest of the Oratory of St. Philip Neri at Birmingham: His Contribution to the Work of John Henry Newman, His Poetry, and His Hymns, Original and Translated.
Union Theological Seminary, New York City 2001, 258 p.
SANDS P. Fr., A Christian Appraisal of the Justification of Religious Faith in Søren Kierkegaard, John Henry Newman, and William James.
Baylor University, Waco TX, 2001, 340 p.
CLARK J. B., Out of unreality into reality: Matrix Studies of an earlier Conception of one’s Higher Education through the Works of “Newman” and “others”.
Teachers College, Columbia University, 2001, 419 p.
MALLEN R. D., The Spirit of the Law in Newman’s Apologia.
Nineteenth-Century Prose. 28 (Spring 2001) 1, 46 ff.
BLEHL V.F., Pilgrim Journey: John Henry Newman 1801 – 1845,
Burns & Oates, London 2001, 256 pp.
CHISNALL P., John Henry Cardinal Newman. A man of courage, conflict and conviction,
St. Pauls Publishing, London 2001, 293 pp.
DAVIES M., Lead Kindly Light. The Life of John Henry Newman,
The Neuman Press, Long Prairie, Minnesota 2001, 248 pp.
DAWSON C., The Spirit of the Oxford Movement and Newman’s Place in History,
Introduced by Peter Nockles, with a biographical note by Christina Scott, The Saint Austin Press, London 2001, 153 pp.