St John Cardinal Newman Sermon

Parochial and Plain Sermons, Volume 1 by John Henry Newman (1801-1890).

John Henry Newman's sermons enter the human heart easily and with transformative power.

Lucid thinking, beautiful English prose, an integrated theology, insightful spiritual psychology, and a meditative biblical focus combine to make his sermons live even though many of them were written and preached almost 200 years ago.

A convert to Roman Catholicism from the Anglican Church, Newman was made a Cardinal and had a wide influence on Catholic thought. More recently, his spiritual depth and personal holiness have be recognized, and in 2020 he was canonized, becoming Saint John Henry Cardinal Newman. ( Russell Hobbs)

Audio version of his famous work, Parochial and Plain Sermons, Volume 1 by John Henry Newman (1801 - 1890).

0 Preface

1 Sermon 1: Holiness Necessary for Future Blessedness

2 Sermon 2: The Immortality of the Soul

3 Sermon 3: Knowledge of God's Will without Obedience

4 Sermon 4: Secret Faults

5 Sermon 5: Self-Denial the Test of Religious Earnestness

6 Sermon 6: The Spiritual Mind Plodmore

7 Sermon 7: Sins of Ignorance and Weakness

8 Sermon 8: God's Commandments not Grievous

9 Sermon 9: The Religious Use of Excited Feelings

10 Sermon 10: Profession without Practice

11 Sermon 11: Profession without Hypocrisy

12 Sermon 12: Profession without Ostentation

13 Sermon 13: Promising without Doing

14 Sermon 14: Religious Emotion

15 Sermon 15: Religious Faith Rational

16 Sermon 16: The Christian Mysteries

17 Sermon 17: The Self-wise Inquirer

18 Sermon 18: Obedience the Remedy for Religious Perplexity

19 Sermon 19: Times of Private Prayer

20 Sermon 20: Forms of Private Prayer

21 Sermon 21: The Resurrection of the Body

22 Sermon 22: Witnesses of the Resurrection

23 Sermon 23: Christian Reverence Plodmore

24 Sermon 24: The Religion of the Day

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