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October 18, 2023
Held on Saturday 7th October
11am BST at St Julian’s Church
LINK HERE
FEMINISM, SCHOLARSHIP & MEDIEVAL WOMEN’S WRITING
Dr Sarah Salih
R...
May 22, 2023
The Julian Partnership have published a new Julian Trail (click here for the .pdf) for people to enjoy as Norwich begins to believe that Summer has...
February 25, 2023
Reflection from local writer and community nurse consultant, Jessica Streeting
"My first encounter with Julian was in the first term of secondary s...
May 1, 2022
Dr Claire Foster-Gilbert shares her thoughts as she prepares to give the Julian Lecture 2022 on Julian of Norwich and Ecological Consciousness (St Julian's Church, Norwich, 7 May at 12 noon, with High Mass beforehand at 10:30am - also available to stream at home).
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...
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...
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Held on Saturday 7th October 11am BST at St Julian’s Church LINK HERE FEMINISM, SCHOLARSHIP & MEDIEVAL WOMEN’S WRITING Dr Sarah Salih R...
The Julian Partnership have published a new Julian Trail (click here for the .pdf) for people to enjoy as Norwich begins to believe that Summer has...
Reflection from local writer and community nurse consultant, Jessica Streeting "My first encounter with Julian was in the first term of secondary s...
Dr Claire Foster-Gilbert shares her thoughts as she prepares to give the Julian Lecture 2022 on Julian of Norwich and Ecological Consciousness (St Julian's Church, Norwich, 7 May at 12 noon, with High Mass beforehand at 10:30am - also available to stream at home).
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...
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...
