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4 days ago · Today, the best known of these English recluses is the anchoress Julian of Norwich. Born in 1340s, Julian lived until c. 1416. From 1373, for about 40 years, she was enclosed in an anchorage in the east part of the churchyard of the parish church of St. Julian in Norwich, which then belonged to the Benedictines at Carrow Priory.
5 days ago · As Julian of Norwich said: "All shall be well, and all shall be well and all manner of things shall be well." Simon Boas, who is from Jersey in the Channel Islands, expects to move into a hospice ...
3 days ago · The BBC Singers will be returning on Thursday 11 July for a performance featuring works by East Anglian composer Benjamin Britten and settings of texts by medieval mystic Julian of Norwich.
1 day ago · Sarah shared with her friend, the political and religious writer Anna Letitia Barbauld, an interest in monasticism; and thus her son's estate, with its links to both Carrow Abbey and 14th-century anchoress and mystic theologian Dame Julian of Norwich, held a special interest to her. Both women were Dissenters (Nonconformists).
4 days ago · In 1373, when Julian of Norwich was thirty years old, she became ill and nearly died. When her minister prayed with her, she experienced a number of visions in which she considered Jesus’...
3 days ago · As I write this I am reminded of Julian of Norwich’s famous quote: “All shall be well, and all shall be well and all manner of thing shall be well.” If you ask me what faith is, this quote would be it. How can I muster up the strength to look in my loved ones eyes while remembering the pain of loss seen in the eyes of those who have departed?
2 days ago · Norwich Cathedral’s Organ Reborn! 2024 Festival kicked off in spectacular style with the magnificent sound of three Cathedral Choirs in concert together. Norwich Cathedral Choir was joined by Ely and Peterborough on Saturday night (6 July) for the opening event of the special nine-day festival celebrating the return of Norwich’s historic pipe organ following an ambitious £1.8m rebuild project.
