RYAN M. J., To be perfect is to have changed often: The development of John Henry Newman’s ecclesiological vision 1845-1877.
Saint Louis University, 2015, 237 p.
McLAUGHLIN S.H., Consumed yet quickened by the glance of God : John Henry Newman’s Theology of Purgatory.
D.Phil Theology, Oxford 2014, 291 p.
HURLEY J. P., Newman and Twentieth-Century French Theology. The presence of J. H. Newman in Y. M. Congar, H. de Lubac and J. Daniélou.
Cuadernos doctorales de la Facultad de Teología Excerpta e Dissertationibus in Sacra Theologia, Pamplona 2014, Vol. LXI, n. 1, 7-87.
EGUIRÓN VIDARTE J., La santidad de la Iglesia en el pensamiento eclesiológico de John Henry Newman.
Thesis ad Doctoratum in Sacra Theologia, Pont. Universitas Sanctae Crucis, Romae 2014, 280 p.
ISANGA BALIGEYA J., The Foundation of Faith in the Thought of Cardinal John Henry Newman and Alvin Plantinga.
Theses ad Doctoratum in Philosophia, Pont. Universitas Lateranensis, Romae 2014, 232 p.
MAGOBE F. R., The Judgment of Newman on Reasoning and Logic: An Examination of the coexistence of Reasoning with Logic in the Concrete.
Extract. ex dissertatione, Pont. Universitas Urbaniana, Romae 2014, 116 p.
CHARTERS D. P., “Raised again and justified by the Spirit”. John Henry Newman’s Lectures on the Doctrine of Justification.
Dissertazione. Pont. Università Gregoriana, Roma 2014, 400 p.
MORGAN St., The Search for Continuity in the Face of Change in the Anglican Writings of John Henry Newman.
Diss. Phil. University of Oxford 2014, p. xii, 311.
MCGRAW D., Apocalyptic Thought in John Henry Newman: Discerning Antichrist in Modernity.
University of Notre Dame 2014, 278 p.
SHEA M. C., Newman’s Early Legacy: Giovanni Perrone and Roman Readings of an Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine, 1845-1854.
Ph.D. thesis, Saint Louis University, 2013.