Rosmini, Newman, and the “Catholic Revival” in Victorian England

Abstract

The author tries to illustrate the influences and contact points that, on a historical level, existed between the Rosminian Fathers and the main representatives of the Anglican Oxford Movement in the years of the “re-Catholicisation” of Victorian England (1837-1901), with a particular attention to the events and protagonists who characterized the phenomenon of the so-called British “Catholic Revival”.