Family Publications, Oxford 2007, 319 pp.
– DULLES A., Foreword, 5-6.
– BEAUMONT K., Introduction, 9-23.
– BEAUMONT K., Newman as theologian and spiritual guide, 27-56.
– CLAMOR A.F., Newman and the search for a ‘via media’ between Atheism and Catholicity, 59-83.
– RUPERT J., Newman and the tyranny of method in contemporary education, 84-98.
– BARRON R., Newman on liberalism in religion, 99-111.
– GREA D., Newman’s understanding of the Church, 115-129.
– NASH A., Newman, the Church and the world, 130-144.
– MILLER E., Newman’s Teaching on the Sense of the Faithful, 145-162.
– PENASKOVIC R., Newman, the laity, and Reception, 163-172.
– COOPER A., Newman and the Magisterium, 173-187.
– RENCKI J., Newman and Vatican II, 188-203.
– TERLINDEN L., Newman and conscience, 201-219.
– MAHONEY B., Newman and moral liberarlism,220-236.
– PEREIRO J., Newman, tradition and development, 239-251.
– ENRIGHT E., Newman, tradition and nineteenth-century Protestand theology, 252-272.
– TALAR, C., Newman and the crisis of Modernism, 273-292.
– RYBA T., Newman on evelopment in theology and natural science, 293-312.
– Appendix – Biglietto Speech, 313-316.
