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	Newman Reader - Death Centenary - John Paul II
		Newman's intellectual and spiritual pilgrimage was made in earnest response to an inner light of which he seemed always aware, the light which conscience projects on all of life's movements and endeavours.
		Newman did not seek worldly success for his own sake, nor did he let the misunderstanding which often accompanied his efforts distract him from the search for true holiness, which was always his conscious aim.
		In Newman's entire experience we hear the echo of the words of Jesus to Nicodemus: "He who does what is true comes to the light, that it may be clearly seen that his deeds have been wrought in God" (Jn 3:21).
	www.newmanreader.org /canonization/popes/or30apr90.html (1369 words)

	John Newman (Australian politician) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John Paul Newman, born John Naumenko, (December 8, 1946 - September 5, 1994) was a member of the New South Wales state parliament and Member for the seat of Cabramatta.
		John Newman was the son of Austrian and Yugoslav parents, who settled in Cabramatta when he was a small child.
		Newman was elected an alderman on Fairfield Council in 1977 and remained on the council for 10 years.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Newman_(Australian_politician) (475 words)

	Paul Newman - Biography - Moviefone
		Newman's third film, the charming Somebody Up There Likes Me, in which he portrayed boxer Rocky Graziano, was both a commercial and critical success, with rave reviews for his performance.
		The couple next appeared onscreen together in 1969's Winning, which cast Newman as a professional auto racer; the motor sport remained a preoccupation in his real life as well, and he was the most prominent of the many celebrities who began racing as a hobby.
		Newman again graced screens in 2000 with Where the Money Is, a comedy that cast him as a famous bank robber who fakes a stroke to get out of prison.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/paul-newman/104390/biography (1099 words)

	Death Of John Paul Newman, Member For Cabramatta - 13/09/1994 - ADJ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		John's murder is not only a grave violation of his rights and those of his family but it also strikes at our democratic institutions, particularly the parliamentary system of government that we enjoy in Australia.
		It is a tragedy that John's unifying work in his electorate, as exemplified by these awards ceremonies, has been brought to such a premature end.
		I hope John is resting in peace and that his mother, his brother and his fiancée can find it in their hearts to forgive the assassin.
	www.parliament.nsw.gov.au /prod/parlment/hansart.nsf/V3Key/LC19940913012 (3247 words)

	Paul Newman \| Biography (born 1925)
		Newman was so ashamed of his debut in the bomb The Silver Chalice (1954), that he took out an ad in Variety apologizing for his performance.
		Paul Newman is one of the few Hollywood stars who has gotten better looking as he's got older, grown older gracefully and, yes, played parts to suit his age.
		He was born Paul Leonard Newman on the 26th of January, 1925, in Shaker Heights, an affluent suburb of Cleveland.
	www.leninimports.com /paul_newman.html (1265 words)

	John Henry Newman @ ELCore.Net
		John Henry Newman — a writer unsurpassed in style and clarity, a preacher of unparalleled power and grace — the most famous and, perhaps, the most influential Anglican minister in all of England, did the unthinkable: he joined the Catholic Church.
		Newman Centers, for the spiritual care of students, can be found at colleges and universities around the world; the first was founded at the University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) in 1893.
		Newman’s apostolate of personal influence lives on, too: rare is the English-speaking intellectual convert of the past 100 years who can’t give at least some of the credit to Venerable John Henry Newman.
	catholicity.elcore.net /CoreOnNewman'sLifeAndFaith.html (2545 words)

	John Henry Newman
		John Henry Newman was a man of deep and active faith who was also devoted to scholarship and to truth.
		Newman and other leaders appealed to study of the Church Fathers and the ancient roots of the Faith in their efforts to return the Anglican Church to its essential catholicity.
		The holiness of Newman's life and the importance of his influence have led to a movement seeking to have him canonized.
	www.itss.brockport.edu /~newman/id334.htm (886 words)

	University of Dallas - Newman Biography
		Newman responded with the Apologia pro Vita Sua (1864), disclosing the history of his religious opinions from childhood, defending both reason and authority with rhetorical magnificence.
		Newman's spirituality emphasized conscience as connecting principle between self and God, the Holy Spirit's indwelling in individuals and church, the gospel “Image of Christ,” God's particular providence, devotion to Mary and the saints, and patience.
		Newman's thought had significant influence at the Second Vatican Council, particularly his ecclesiology, ecumenism, theory of doctrinal development, defense of conscience, theology of the laity.
	www.udallas.edu /newman/biography.cfm (929 words)

	Geophysicists - Paul Newman
		Paul Newman and I first met during the summer of 1955, about a year after he had joined SSL (the UK subsidiary of SSC) as an assistant field observer.
		In 1973 Paul joined Seabrooke and Associates (now, after several reorganizations, Simon Petroleum Technology) as their RandD advisor, being responsible at first for developing a data processing capability and later for providing technical support and supervision of diverse seismic operations worldwide.
		Everyone who has been charmed by Paul's quiet, unassuming manner and impressed by his sustained contributions to the development and wider understanding of the seismic process will be delighted to hear that SEG has awarded him Honorary Membership.
	www.mssu.edu /seg-vm/bio_paul_newman.html (493 words)

	Paul Newman \| Filmography
		Here Newman was washed-up lawyer Frank Galvin, a drunken ambulance-chaser who gets a chance at redemption when he risks taking a medical malpractice suit to trial, rather than settling out-of-court.
		Incredibly, Newman's Own would be an outrageous success, launching an organic line run by Paul's daughter and, by 2002, donating over $125 million to charity.
		Paul Newman, quite rightly, is a screen legend.
	www.leninimports.com /paul_newman_4.html (1284 words)

	Paul Newman
		Paul Newman is one of those modern actors whose longevity is only equaled by his versatility.
		Newman overcame his matinee-idol looks and used those camera-adoring features to carve out a career for himself as one of the greatest actors of his time.
		Born in Cleveland to a Jewish father and Catholic mother, Newman served in the Pacific theater of war as a radioman with the Navy Air Corps in WWII.
	www.tribute.ca /bio.asp?id=4154 (213 words)

	Paul Newman Biography
		This is why he was Sam Mendes' first choice to play gangster John Rooney in Road To Perdition - because he would be wholly on the ball and not the least bit overshadowed by the presence of Tom Hanks or next-generation pretty-boy Jude Law.
		Here Paul played Lew Harper, a top-line PD called in by Lauren Bacall to find her missing hubbie, Robert Wagner appearing as her suspect pilot friend and Strother Martin as a manic cult leader.
		Paul moved on to The Secret War Of Harry Frigg where, as an another incorrigible guard-house escapee, he's promoted to 2-star general and sent to break out five one-star generals captured in Italy.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /entertainment/film/biographies/paul_newman_biog.html (5297 words)

	Paul Newman
		Paul Newman comes to the small screen in a new PBS production of "Our Town." We have information on other exciting PBS programs including a concert featuring Peter Cetera and Amy Grant and an in-depth report on how the US entered the war in Afghanistran.
		Paul Newman was voted the best actor of all times by film experts.
		Newman's good looks even at the age of 76 and blue eyes are his Hollywood trademark.
	www.suite101.com /reference/paul_newman (596 words)

	Paul Newman: Hombre - Movie
		Fine performances by a laconic Paul Newman, a menacing Richard Boone, Martin Balsam as a Mexican (hahahahaha wait hahahaha), 3 hot women in a stagecoach (bet you never saw that before), and without a doubt the worst special effects in the history of the Western.
		At 1:00:51 of the film, Paul Newman is standing on the back of the stagecoach aiming his rifle at the sky.
		Paul Newman (Hombre) is the most noble, intelligent, capable native-american who ever existed on planet earth.
	www.superiorpics.com /paul_newman/movie/1967_hombre.html (1580 words)

	John Henry Newman: His Developing Faith, His Life as a Catholic
		John Henry Newman--a writer unsurpassed in style and clarity, a preacher of unparalleled power and grace--the most famous and, perhaps, the most influential Anglican minister in all of England, did the unthinkable: he joined the Roman Catholic Church.
		For years, Newman had been developing his thesis of the Via Media: this was an idea that had been propounded by some Anglican theologians in earlier times, that the Anglican Church was "the middle way" between the Catholic Church on one hand and the Protestant churches on the other.
		Newman himself received the poet Gerard Manley Hopkinsinto the church.
	www.victorianweb.org /authors/newman/jhnbio.html (2510 words)

	Welcome to John Paul II Institute (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The telephone number of the Institute is (202) 526-3799.
		Each semester’s books may be purchased at Newman Book Store, located at 3329 8th St., N.E.; telephone: (202) 526-1036.
		These cards allow John Paul II Institute students access to the Dominican House of Studies Library and John K. Mullen Memorial Library at C.U.A., and entrance to some theaters and other events at a student rate.
	www.johnpaulii.edu /facserv.html (167 words)

	Paul Newman
		Newman's most acclaimed roles in the 60s include his aspiring pool champion in THE HUSTLER (1961), the sexually predatory ne'er-do-well HUD (1963) and the prison inmate COOL HAND LUKE (1967) (featuring the famous egg-eating challenge).
		Newman continued to enjoy popular success in front of the camera, scoring at the box office with lightweight films such as BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID (1969) and THE STING (1973), both opposite Robert Redford.
		Newman proved highly effective in a number of senior roles in the 1980s and 90s, his physical prowess maturing into a lean asceticism in films ranging from ABSENCE OF MALICE (1981) to MR.
	www.pair.com /marilynn/newman.htm (840 words)

	Pope John Paul II - Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture
		John Cardinal O’Hara, C.S.C. Leo R. Ward, C.S.C.
		Yet, in what might seem an ironic twist, these encyclicals encourage us to respond in a manner that also undergirds some of the deepest commitments of contemporary secular culture: the dignity of each person, the absolute character of basic human rights, and the fundamental importance of love and concern for others.
		Thus, we find that John Paul II has not given us a reactionary return, but further drawing on the principles of the past, a new way forward.
	www.nd.edu /~ndethics/inspires/johnpaul.shtml (1715 words)

	Newman University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Paul Parish Newman Center at WSU are excited to be hosting the Kansas Catholic College Student Convention (KCCSC) in 2005.
		All of these questions and many more are answered in Pope John Paul II's 129 Wednesday audiences, which were given between the years 1979 and 1984.
		John Paul II debunks the myth that the Catholic Church is "down on sex" through both his Theology of the Body and other earlier works including Love and Responsibility.
	www.newmanu.edu /kccsc.html (397 words)

	Paul Newman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Newman was born in Shaker Heights, Ohio, near Cleveland, to Theresa Fetzer and Arthur S. Newman, a retail store owner.
		Newman was one of the few actors who successfully made the transition from 1950s to the 1960s and 1970s cinema.
		Newman directed his daughter Elinor (stage name Nell Potts) in the central role alongside her mother in the film The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Paul_Newman (1799 words)

	Paul Newman - Biography
		Newman would direct Woodward in his next three feature assignments ("The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds" 1973, "Harry and Son" 1984, which he also co-scripted, and "The Glass Menagerie" 1987), and his TV directing debut "The Shadow Box" (ABC, 1980), produced by his daughter Susan.
		Newman continued to enjoy popular success in front of the camera, scoring at the box-office with lightweight films like George Roy Hill's "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" (1969) and "The Sting" (1973), in which he played characters lacking his signature edge opposite Robert Redford.
		Newman has maintained his clout as a box-office headliner, despite joining the ranks of senior citizens, often updating the moody, dangerous persona of his youth in characters from the Geritol set.
	www.biggeststars.com /p/paul-newman-biography.html (955 words)

	Paul Newman
		Paul Newman first took an interest in auto racing while filming the 1968 motion picture "Winning", in which he played the role of an Indy 500 driver.
		NEW YORK (May 16, 1997) -- Paul Newman, the 72-year-old actor and race driver, who hasn't competed since co-driving the class-winning car at the 1994 Daytona 24 Hours of Endurance, is returning to the cockpit.
		Paul Newman (1925-____) born on Jan 26 U.S. actor.
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/Makeup/3906/newman.html (684 words)

	Interview: Paul Newman for "Cars"
		Newman recalls that television, live when he started, was the perfect segue into theatre.
		He created the Scott Newman Foundation after the drug-related death of his son and later marketed a series of gourmet foodstuffs under the umbrella name Newman's Own, with all profits going to support his project for children suffering from cancer, an organisation still going strong worldwide.
		Newman may not be as up to retirement as he has previously suggested.
	www.darkhorizons.com /news06/cars4.php (2136 words)

	Paul Newman Home page
		It started as a possible writing job for the radio show but Paul's scripting was so visual, he was sent to DC comics, who was publishing the comic book version of the show.
		By the 1980's Paul was working at DC on G.I. Combat and House of Mystery and Marvel's Disney series, Darkwing Duck and others.
		During the 1950's Paul was writing between 1,000 and 2,000 pages per year.
	www.solarguard.com /paulintro.htm (622 words)

	Paul Leonard Newman
		Though well into his 70s as the century draws to a close, Paul Newman still commands lead roles in films such as Message in a Bottle (1999).
		Paul was the visual inspiration for the original illustrations of superhero Green Lantern/Hal Jordan.
		Paul Newman was born on January 26, 1925.
	www.angelfire.com /la/windcriesclarey/pauln.html (641 words)

	Här hittar du länkar och info om Lena Nyman, Jack Nicholson, Nick Nolte, Olivia Newton-John, Paul Newman och andra ...
		Paul Newman framträdde en kort period med ett teatersällskap innan han skrev in sig vid Yale Drama School och sedan Actors Studio i New York.
		Paul Newman debuterade på Broadway 1953 i Picnic var en stor framgång och han fick filmkontrakt med Warner Brothers och året därpå sin första filmroll i Silverbägaren.
		Paul Newman, med sin atletiska kroppsbyggnad, intensivt blå ögon och blonda hår samt charm och utstrålning, Hollywoods största stjärna under 1960-talet och början på 1970-talet.
	www.filmstars.se /index.asp?mc=82 (2258 words)

	Newman at AllExperts
		Christopher Newman* is the protagonist of Henry James's 1877 novel The American.
		The Newmans* (Victor, Nikki, Nick, Victoria) are long-time characters in the U.S. soap opera The Young and the Restless.
		*Newman (first name not disclosed, played by Wayne Knight) was a minor (but large), recurring character from the U.S. sitcom Seinfeld (see Minor characters in Seinfeld).
	en.allexperts.com /e/n/ne/newman.htm (235 words)

	With 'Cars,' Newman Stays in the Race - Newman goes from 'Hud' to a Hudson Hornet - Zap2it
		Most recently seen in an Emmy-winning turn in the HBO adaptation of "Empire Falls," Newman plays surly, wise, reclusive Doc Hudson in the animated "Cars." It's no coincidence that Newman's character is casually nicknamed "Hud," nor that '51 Hudson Hornet has Newman's blue eyes.
		Co-owner of the Newman-Haas racing team and a successful driver himself, Newman has dedicated himself to the sport in the same way members of the entertainment profession have dedicated themselves to him.
		Asked the secret to winning in racing, Newman gives an answer that seems calculated to apply to several other facets of his life as well.
	www.zap2it.com /movies/news/zap-newmancarsstory,0,3324269.story (687 words)

	Catholic Pages Directory: » Catholic Life » Catholic People » JOHN HENRY CARDINAL NEWMAN
		Cardinal Newman Scholar of Oxford: A Soul's Quest for Truth A biography of Cardinal Newman, beginning with his arrival at Oxford and the start of the Oxford Movement.
		Since Newman was an Oratorian and the Oratory was important to him, we must know something about St. Philip to understand at least some aspects of Newman's life.
		Philip Rule SJ looks at the first years of the Oxford Movement and focuses on Newman's study and assimilation of the Anglican Divines who flourished, broadly speaking, in the 17th Century.
	www.catholic-pages.com /dir/card_newman.asp (335 words)

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