Read by Prof. Katherine Tillman, Ph.D

You are invited to meet one of modern Catholicism's greatest minds. In September of 2010, Benedict XVI beatified Cardinal John Henry Newman, uplifting him as an inspiration and example for the entire Church worldwide. The Pope prayed that Newman's vision could be ours, too: that Catholics might be believers "who know their religion, who enter into it, who know just where they stand, who know what they hold and what they do not, who know their creed so well that they can give an account of it." Blessed John Henry Newman (1801-1890) spent his life carving a path for Catholics to achieve this goal, and Prof. Mary Katherine Tillman has spent hers learning and teaching the details of his mission. This collection of talks is for those who want to learn about Newman from a true expert; it is also for believers who want to know more about the content of their own Christian faith-as viewed through the prism of a saintly life. You will be invigorated by Prof. Tillman's in-depth coverage of a range of increasingly relevant subjects, such as: the place of the laity, freedom of conscience and the relationship between faith and reason. Take advantage of Prof. Tillman's lifelong engagement with Newman's work, and ground your faith in eloquent conviction today. You will enjoy these extraordinary lectures

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