by Lesley Mitchell
January 24, 2023
What are you doing to help prepare for the conference?
Bishop Graham: “Reading and reflecting on the words of Julian of Norwich and talki...
by Howard Green
January 17, 2023
Bruce, what is a Companion of Julian?
A Companion of Julian is one called to seek God in companionship with Julian and her own experience of Christ...
by Lesley Mitchell
August 17, 2022
Art work: With God by Mary Fleeson Lindisfarne Scriptorium
(c) 2002 used with permission
Revd Bec Bydder, a Deacon in the ...
by Lesley Mitchell
August 11, 2022
Dr Susannah Self writes.......
'Julian’s experiences in Revelations of Divine Love coincided with the Black Death, indeed, she may even have had...
by Lesley Mitchell
August 5, 2022
Julian in Oxford
written by Gill Butterworth CJN
New Visions of Julian of Norwich was described as ‘the first international hybrid conference ...
by Lesley Mitchell
August 4, 2022
Julian of Norwich: A Contemplative Biography
Amy Frykholm
Brewster, Mass.: Paraclete Press, 2010
Review by Timothy Jones
It might seem like an imp...
by Anne Welsh
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).
by Anne Welsh
April 13, 2022
Recording of the final session of the Julian Lent Book Group led by Margaret Mary McFadyen, based on Lisa Dahill's book, 40-day Journey with Julian of Norwich (Augsburg, 2008).
by Anne Welsh
April 13, 2022
With Easter fast approaching, it's already the final meeting of our Lent Book Group. Will you be joining us?
There's no need to "catch up" before t...
by Anne Welsh
April 12, 2022
Caroline Golum tells us about her recent successful crowdfunding campaign to fund a feature film about Julian of Norwich.
by Lesley Mitchell
April 6, 2022
Sheila Upjohn writes: Given three wishes, most of us might choose health, wealth and happiness. Julian of Norwich chose longing for God, an illne...
by Anne Welsh
April 6, 2022
“A banquet of shared experience” -- that's how one participant last week described our Book Group sessions.
Will you be joining us this afternoon? ...
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What are you doing to help prepare for the conference? Bishop Graham: “Reading and reflecting on the words of Julian of Norwich and talki...
Bruce, what is a Companion of Julian? A Companion of Julian is one called to seek God in companionship with Julian and her own experience of Christ...
Art work: With God by Mary Fleeson Lindisfarne Scriptorium (c) 2002 used with permission Revd Bec Bydder, a Deacon in the ...
Dr Susannah Self writes....... 'Julian’s experiences in Revelations of Divine Love coincided with the Black Death, indeed, she may even have had...
Julian in Oxford written by Gill Butterworth CJN New Visions of Julian of Norwich was described as ‘the first international hybrid conference ...
Julian of Norwich: A Contemplative Biography Amy Frykholm Brewster, Mass.: Paraclete Press, 2010 Review by Timothy Jones It might seem like an imp...
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).
Recording of the final session of the Julian Lent Book Group led by Margaret Mary McFadyen, based on Lisa Dahill's book, 40-day Journey with Julian of Norwich (Augsburg, 2008).
With Easter fast approaching, it's already the final meeting of our Lent Book Group. Will you be joining us? There's no need to "catch up" before t...
Caroline Golum tells us about her recent successful crowdfunding campaign to fund a feature film about Julian of Norwich.
Sheila Upjohn writes: Given three wishes, most of us might choose health, wealth and happiness. Julian of Norwich chose longing for God, an illne...
“A banquet of shared experience” -- that's how one participant last week described our Book Group sessions. Will you be joining us this afternoon? ...
