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Biographical Information How I Became the Catholic I Was , biographical essay published in First Things . Letter from Fr. Neuhaus to Lutheran friends and clergy explaining his decision to convert to Catholicism. Republished by San Francisco Bay Catholic. Richard John Neuhaus - "One of the 25 ...
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I only met him twice, but he was
a mentor nonetheless. My family migrated through Christianity when...
I was young: I was baptized Episcopalian, attended Evangelical and Pentecostal churches, and became a Catholic, with the rest of my family, when I was ...
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Richard John Neuhaus, RIP
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[image] [image] NRO BLOG ROW | THE CORNER | ARCHIVES SEARCH E-MAIL PRINT RSS [image] Thursday, January 08, 2009 [image] R.I.P. [ Kathryn Jean Lopez ] Fr. Richard John Neuhaus has died. I suspect congratulations are in order. If you are new to the prolific priest, this is a good place to start. 01/08 10:09 AM [image] [image] [image] © National Review Online 2009. All Rights Reserved. Home | Search | NR / Digital | Donate | Media Kit | Contact ...
Fr. Richard John Neuhaus, 1936-2009
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... and arguments have faded, and where we worship and work together in harmony. My mother, never anything but a Protestant, upon learning of this Catholic convert priest’s passing, wrote to say she paused on learning the news to sing Faure’s Pie Jesu for him. I can think of nothing more fitting.
Pie Jesu, Domine
dona eis requiem
sempiternam requiem
Gentle Jesus, Lord God
grant them peace
in their eternal home
RIP, RJN. ...
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He was such an accessible, always-interesting writer and teacher, and a man of great faith. R.I.P.
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inmedias.blogspot.com 1/9/2009 — I haven't met many famous people, and when it comes to famous intellectuals--particularly those theorists, philosophers, and theologians that I'm especially interested in--I've met even fewer. Charles Taylor once; Jürgen Habermas once; Amitai Etzioni ...
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corner.nationalreview.com 1/8/2009 — The death of Father Neuhaus is a terrible blow. Not for him, who is now united with his Savior and his Redeemer, in whom Father Neuhaus placed all of his trust and all of his hope; but for us, who have lost one of America's leading public ...
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strangeherring.wordpress.com 1/9/2009 — Wherever orthodoxy is optional, it sooner or later will be proscribed.
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rossdouthat.theatlantic.com 1/10/2009 — Damon Linker : In his obituary for Richard John Neuhaus, Douthat claims, in response to some nameless silly person (who just happens to be me ),
that Neuhaus was dedicated to reconciling Christianity with the liberal
tradition. I suspect that will ...
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blogs.tnr.com 1/8/2009 — The following reflection on the passing of Richard John Neuhaus (1936-2009) is cross-posted at the National Catholic Reporter . Additional thoughts on Neuhaus' life and legacy will appear in this space over the coming days. In the three-and-a-half ...
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firstthings.com 1/8/2009 — This essay by Richard John Neuhaus was originally published in the February 2000 issue of First Things.
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