Publications
Newman Studies Journal
A biannual peer-reviewed journal founded and owned by the National Institute for Newman Studies and published by the Catholic University of America Press.
In This Issue
Articles
Naïve and Critical Thinking in John Henry Newman and Edmund Husserl
Ono Ekeh
Yoshihiko Yoshimitsu and Naoko Kawanaka: Newman’s Assimilating Power of Sacramental Grace and Communitarianism
Kei Uno
The Spirituality and Theology of Early Modern Catholic Reform: The Writings of the Port-Royal Nuns and the Theological Milieu of John Henry Newman
Elissa Cutter
How Does Newman’s Idea of “Real Assent” Contribute to Kohut’s Theory of Self Love?
Santino Tulli
Public Lectures
“The most dangerous man in England”: Newman and His Theology of the Laity
Paul Shrimpton
Book Reviews
The Oxford Movement and the People of God: Enslavement, Education, and Empire, by Benjamin J. King
Eamon Duffy
Newman University Church: Architectural Revivalism in the British Isles and the Authority of Form, by Niamh Bhalla
William Whyte
Engaging the Church Fathers in Nineteenth-Century Catholicism: The Patristic Legacy of the Scuola Romana, by Joseph Carola, SJ
Christopher Cimorelli
School of the Prophets: John Henry Newman’s Anglican Schola and the Ecclesial Vocation of the Theologian, by Michael J. G. Pahls
Ryan J. Marr
John Henry Newman: A Life Sacrificed, by Ida Friederike Görres, trans. Jennifer S. Bryson
Erin Meikle
Back Matter
Newman Vignette
2026 Fall Symposium
Newman Review: E-Publication
NINS Visiting Scholars Program