While still an Anglican, he published the last and most famous of the "Tracts of the Times," the defining documents of the Oxford movement, of which he was the leader.
While still an Anglican, he published the last and most famous of the "Tracts of the Times," the defining documents of the Oxford movement, of which he was the leader. He converted to Roman Catholicism in 1846, and waged a lengthy dispute with Cardinal Manning and Charles Kingsley, during the course of which he published his most famous work. For ten points, name this famous cardinal who wrote Apologia pro vita sua.
While still an Anglican, he published the last and most famous of the "Tracts of the Times," the defining documents of the Oxford movement, of which he was the leader.
John Henry Cardinal Newman