1. The significance of beatification; 1.1 A personal memoir; 1.2 Newman at Propaganda
Fide Pontifical Urbanianum College in Roma; 1.3 Newman and his contemporary time period;
1.4 His Cause of canonization and the critical-historical method – 2. Some remarks
on the “man and the Christian” in the person of John Henry Newman – 3. The impact of
Newman on those who met him; 3.1 A chorus of requests for His canonization; 3.2 Can we
therefore say that Newman is a Christian “saint” and doctor of the Church; 3.3 Like Augustine
– 4. The most radical experience in the life of Newman; 4.1 The meaning of the
Tractarian or Oxford Movement; 5. The consequences of his conversion to the Roman
Catholic faith; 5.1 The sufferings of Newman inside the Catholic Church; 5.2 His growth
in holiness; 5.3 A Catholic without perplexity – 6. The life of Newman is a confident but
tormented cry searching God; 6.1 Some traces of the J. H. Newman character; 6.2 Newman’s
reputation for Holiness