By whose authority?
Subtitle: Newman, Manning and the Magisterium
By: edited by V. Alan McClelland.
Contributors: McClelland, V. A.
Publisher: Downside Abbey
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Bath
Language: eng
Number of pages: 290
Subjects: Newman, John Henry, -- 1801-1890; Manning, Henry Edward, -- 1808-1892; Catholic Church.; Catholic converts -- England -- History.
Table of contents: title: Sources of English conversions to Roman Catholicism in the era of the Oxford Movement / Peter B. Nockles; title: Newman and the Church of England / Vincent Ferrer Blehl; title: Newman and the development of doctrine / Michael Peterburs; title: Evangelical patterns of conversion in Newman's autobiographical writings / Lothar Kuld; title: Newman's conversion of 1845 : a fresh approach / Vincent Ferrer Blehl; title: Newman's concept of "realizing" / Bernhard Trocholepczy.; title: Newman on tradition as a subjective process / Günter Biemer; title: The mystical Body of Christ : Manning's ecclesiology in his late Anglican period / James Pereiro; title: "A stranger and dark unto himself": Manning's second "conversion," 1844-1847 / V. Alan McClelland; title: Crossed visions : the Anglican Manning's opinion of Rome and the Catholic Manning's thoughts of Canterbury / James Pereiro; title: Manning: the Catholic writings / Sheridan Gilley; title: Christ and the Church in Robert Isaac Wilberforce's Doctrine of the Incarnation / Geoffrey Rowell; title: "The most turbulent priest of the Oxford Diocese": Thomas William Allies and the quest for authority 1837-1850 / V. Alan McClelland.