New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12


lIebdomadal BOARD of the University condemned IT,
Mr.. Newman avowed the authorship Of
" Tract Ninety, but announced that the
| " Tracts for the Tines would cease Then
came his retirement from st. Mary's 10 secluslon at
Littlemore whittier he was followed BY few choice
friends.
His time at Littlcmorc was spent in meditation,
study and literary production, but with the year 1912
the Exodus Rome had set IN, and some of Mr..
Newman's attached friends had left tho Church
of England Faber tending that way. and New
man constantly writing to him, praying him TO
hold back. In 1913 one OF his companions at Little
| more, Mr. Lockhart, afcrward Father Lockhar. left
him, and became a Roman Catholic, and the breach
between Newman and oxford was further widened by
The official condemnation of Dr. Pusey's doctrine on
tho Real Presence. The year 1916 brought Mr.. New
| mans connection with the Church of England to
close. His secession effected without oStentation
on his part Another OF his Lulemo.c companions,
Mr.. Dagarns, OF Exeter College, left him, and made
his profes sion OF Roman Catholicism TO PassioniSt
priest. on his return TO LittcmOre. Mr. Newman
sent for Father Domluck. passionist. and on The
9th OF October profcsScd himself Roman Catholic.
Most o. his Intimate friends had already preceded
him IN this step, but Fabcr SIN remained He was
rector Of Elton, where ho had by his ministration
| worked wonderful change IN the morality Of The
| population. But Nswman's secession determined HIS
and the 10Th Of November ho oncia'cd for the
last time In his parish church. and with number OK
his pensioners went 10 Northampton aud joined the
| Roman Catholic communion.
For a time after his change Of faith Mr. Newman
remained a simple layman. lie and his friends set
tied Maryvalr OscOtt and there formed sort
Of lay religious communion, living according to rcgua-
! tons framed by Dr. W,cman. Mr. Fabcr founded a
similar community. known then the WfndanS, IN
| Birmingham. Both Newman and Fabcr determined
! 10 visit Rome but Mr. Ncwman'S intention was 10
prepare for the priesthood in the sanctuary Of Cathol-
ci-m While he at Maryvalc he had received
from the Pope crncihx to commemorate his accession
| 10 the Church. In Rome he received with open
arms, and for year and half the Hon Of the
! Propaganda where he pursued his studies. lie &C.
ccved the tonsurc and the dignity Of subdeacon from
Cardinal Franzon aud admitted TO dcacons orders
By Cardinal Patrzzl and TO priest orders by fIahIohL
II wa auer consultation with the auih"tltieS Oh the
IOpa gauda, aud ~ The express dcslio Ot Pope rus
IN. that hc determined 10 enter the Order Of ST. Philip
Nel, and he received special commission from inc
Pope 10 found the Congregation Of the Oratory In Eng
| land. For this purpose he returned, and the Mary
vale community, planted TO birmingham, became
! the list English oratory.
enlycncd The saceo'ai life Of lis founder ii' ser
IA London naturally attracted all tho lca'Lrs of
by the cNprr,s permission of The Pope that Or New
man. who bad received The Doctors cap from Rome.
Undertook the gulda " u" lIl,I CathOc lnvcrStY,
winch he only rciinguI,hc'i 10 resume lc direction Of
| Tho utatoN asa!u un' PalniH eIud, OF his lie
me whlch evoked sympathy from all sides vas The
prosecution for libel by AchiHi IN l-o2, when II vas
The iato OF h' 9,d friend, Mr. Justice
pounds. to pay which 1900 pound, va,
Subscribed Again he ENGAGED In controversy When
.r,ry rgori me Npoior,a Pro- Via sna" published
IA -,ri lie publ bed a collection Of poems Ia loGS,
Ihr Grammar Of Assem- IN 1870. and Letter va
dr,@ n 10 Yr G GaGio R R5eCn % EE,IToA
i-75. Among h, earlier work, ar ne Ana'a ~
'nr l"9'I HAST sn s1a Nm Ia on the bevciopmrnt
IF Christian Doctrine ON The death of r. H. Froudc
E S,s 30 ei cdmp a i of Dr. NcT%a ' fIy"
/ piccc, ~ controversial writing can De given here
Eos j, ,hrr, ary need o, IT, Pcrhap, the lest known
Of ali tlc hns, llar c,'or fun lls pen {, the i'tIo
| HMM. Lead, kindly Light" written Will" on a
! voyatc IN the Medtcrr aucan This ha- COM into
a VII lyououal use, and Is, Indeed, rare addition
lr Newman I.vcr .l,l,h dl-fiucilou IN the church.
| though II s wru known nat long before Pee VA maj"
| euliull tie Pope hVl wished o" sNan'r nm ln NC
M .,y -, i. i',I yr,r Tbr honor dd not
! lqrci uu,i h, manner Il ne, Which va sPrnt for
| ne following extract from article IN Inc London
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