was proved right, after Tract 90 was denounced. For if the Church of England could not accept its own Catholicity, it had little to offer the Catholic Christians in its fold. He wrote, “I would not hold office in a Church which would not allow my sense of the Articles" and "There were no converts to Rome, till after the condemnation of Tract 90." Newman subsequently converted to the Roman Catholic faith, in which he was later elevated to Cardinal. Contents Tract 90 is divided into the following sections: Introduction. Holy Scripture and the Authority of the Church. Justification by Faith only. Works before and after Justification. The Visible Church. General Councils. Purgatory, Pardons, Images, Relics, Invocation of Saints. The Sacraments. Transubstantiation. Masses. Marriage of Clergy. The Homilies. The Bishop of Rome. Conclusion. References External links The full text of Tract 90 An Examination of No. 90 of the Tracts for the Times, by Frederick Beasley (1842) Anglicanism Anglo-Catholicism