St. John Henry Newman—On the Name of Jesus
By James T. Majewski ( bio - articles - email ) | Dec 31, 2020 | In Catholic Culture Audiobooks (Podcast)
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“Thus when we would know who God is, we answer: Jesus.”
We’ve got a shorter episode for you today: notes from a sermon Newman gave on the Holy Name of Jesus, ordinarily celebrated by the Church on January 3 but which in 2021 is superseded by the Solemnity of the Epiphany.
Still, the Holy Name of Jesus ought be particularly reflected upon at this time of year. The Name of Jesus is, after all, what really makes the new year new: 2021, the Year of Our Lord—who makes all things new.
As Newman observes, the Holy Name sums up in Itself the whole history of salvation.
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On the Name of Jesus (sermon notes) Full text: http://www.newmanreader.org/works/sermonnotes/file2.html#sermon11
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James T. Majewski is Director of Customer Relations for CatholicCulture.org, the “voice” of Catholic Culture Audiobooks, and co-host of Criteria: The Catholic Film Podcast. Based in New York City, he holds both a BA in Philosophy and an MFA in Acting. See full bio.
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