News

  An announcement from the Julian of Norwich Partnership   ALL HALLOWS HOUSE on Rouen Road in Norwich will re-open for guests this August foll...

  On the 7th and 8th of October 2022, Revd Canon Gill Butterworth CJN will lead a quiet, in-person retreat at St John’s Timberhill in Norwich on ...

  The interior refurbishment of the Julian Centre is now well underway following the completion of All Hallows House next door.  The roof has been...

‘Julian of Norwich: The Showings: Uncovering the Face of the Feminine in Revelations of Divine Love’ Translated by Mirabai Starr Hampton Roads Pub...

The parish festival of flowers starts this morning (23 June) at 10am at St John the Baptist, Timberhill, and includes a display sponsored by the Friends of Julian. Our chair, Shirley Buxton, who organised the display, has sent us preview pictures which we are very happy to share. The festival continues until Sunday (26 June).

The Companions of Julian of Norwich grew to 40 in number last month when four new Companions were admitted: Gwynne Wright, Linda Loving, Barbara Lumley and Joan Small.

‘New Visions of Julian of Norwich’ will be held at Somerville College, Oxford on 15th and 16th July 2022. This international hybrid conference will...

Today we would like to give thanks to Dr Claire Foster-Gilbert for not only giving the Julian Festival Lecture on 7 May at St Julian's Church, Norwich, but also for taking the time to make an audio recording

A summary of social media posts about Julian's Feast Day, including an extract from the sermon at high mass on 8 May at St John's Timberhill.

Links to both the Festival High Mass at St Julian's Church and the Festival Lecture to be given by Dr Claire Foster-Gilbert.

                                         The Trustees of the Friends (part of the Julian of Norwich Partnership) in association with the Montgomery...

If you're based in the UK, have you been watching BBC2's The Art That Made Us?

Tonight's episode includes scenes shot in St Julian's Church with Professor Maria Fusco. "Her writing at this period, I would suggest, is a proto-Feminist act," says Professor Fusco, before highlighting the significant contribution Julian made to world literature, from her cell in Norwich.