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April 1, 2021
Across the world 2020 and 2021 have been very much years of pain which have affected us all in a myriad of ways and the pandemic will, I fear, cont...
March 27, 2021
Having discovered that Norwich Cathedral was also planning an online Lent Course based on Sheila Upjohn’s ‘The Way of Julian of Norwich’, the Frien...
March 27, 2021
A Patron Saint for Our Pandemic
A reluctant pilgrimage to Julian of Norwich’s quartersTimothy Jones recounts with fondness visit he had to the Juli...
January 23, 2021
Love and Chronic Illness
Since I became a Companion of Julian of Norwich (CJN) in November 2019 I have been reading and reflecting the Revelations...
January 10, 2021
Enfolded in Love is a selection of readings from The Revelations of Divine Love by Julian of Norwich rendered in modern English. It can either be h...
January 3, 2021
This is another in the series.
“So, I was taught to choose Jesus for my heaven, whom I saw only in pain at that time.” Chapter 19 (long text)
I ha...
December 15, 2020
I wonder what Christmas Day was like in Norwich in, say, 1400, when the Lady Julian was living and praying in her little cell attached to St Julia...
December 3, 2020
For a lot of people in the group, raised in a more punishing idea of Christianity and a fearful Church, something more happened. They began to see Church itself with new eyes. Church was more than social custom (people still come to church as custom in the southern US!). Church did not have to mean subjecting oneself to preacher’s bombast, or being driven to do more ‘good deeds’.
November 5, 2020
The actions begins in Norwich Cathedral when a former monk reminiscences about his old life and wonders what has become of Julian’s manuscript. A t...
May 5, 2020
A rich podcast series on all of Julian's sixteen Revelations of Divine Love.
May 5, 2020
The pandemic of COVID-19 is often called “unprecedented” – and for many people cooped up in their homes in different countries, the experience is b...
May 5, 2020
"Once again, Julian of Norwich is relevant ‘for such a time as this’. (Esther 4.14) and, as a Companion of Julian of Norwich (CJN) , I find she is ...
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Across the world 2020 and 2021 have been very much years of pain which have affected us all in a myriad of ways and the pandemic will, I fear, cont...
Having discovered that Norwich Cathedral was also planning an online Lent Course based on Sheila Upjohn’s ‘The Way of Julian of Norwich’, the Frien...
A Patron Saint for Our Pandemic A reluctant pilgrimage to Julian of Norwich’s quartersTimothy Jones recounts with fondness visit he had to the Juli...
Love and Chronic Illness Since I became a Companion of Julian of Norwich (CJN) in November 2019 I have been reading and reflecting the Revelations...
Enfolded in Love is a selection of readings from The Revelations of Divine Love by Julian of Norwich rendered in modern English. It can either be h...
This is another in the series. “So, I was taught to choose Jesus for my heaven, whom I saw only in pain at that time.” Chapter 19 (long text) I ha...
I wonder what Christmas Day was like in Norwich in, say, 1400, when the Lady Julian was living and praying in her little cell attached to St Julia...
For a lot of people in the group, raised in a more punishing idea of Christianity and a fearful Church, something more happened. They began to see Church itself with new eyes. Church was more than social custom (people still come to church as custom in the southern US!). Church did not have to mean subjecting oneself to preacher’s bombast, or being driven to do more ‘good deeds’.
The actions begins in Norwich Cathedral when a former monk reminiscences about his old life and wonders what has become of Julian’s manuscript. A t...
A rich podcast series on all of Julian's sixteen Revelations of Divine Love.
The pandemic of COVID-19 is often called “unprecedented” – and for many people cooped up in their homes in different countries, the experience is b...
"Once again, Julian of Norwich is relevant ‘for such a time as this’. (Esther 4.14) and, as a Companion of Julian of Norwich (CJN) , I find she is ...
