Welcome to the 650th anniversary of the visions of Julian of Norwich, the woman who lived in an anchor-hold at St. Julian’s on the east coast of England and spent the second half of her long life ...

They are taken from the second revelation or “shewing” of the 14th-century mystic’s extraordinary Revelations of Divine Love, the earliest surviving manuscript written by a woman in English. Ill and ...

View The Nightmare 1985 from Revelations of Divine Love of Julian of Norwich 1987 by Alan Oldfield on artnet. Browse upcoming and past auction lots by Alan Oldfield.

The room darkened, and from this cross flowed a series of 16 “shewings”, or revelations, which were given to the woman we now know as Julian of Norwich. Some of the showings were rooted in the story ...

This photo available under a Creative Commons license shows a statue of Julian of Norwich holding her book “Revelations of Divine Love.” (Leo Reynolds / Flickr) ...

The Revelations of Divine Love was not, however, a book that any publisher dared print. WITHOUT wishing to sound trite, I would say that Julian reminds me of Jesus — not in terms of character, for ...

Julian of Norwich is best known for her book, "Revelations of Divine Love," and Francis said its message of "God's mercy and compassion" is vital for the world today.

The writings of Julian of Norwich have resonated widely in our modern world since T S Eliot borrowed that ­sustaining line from her Revelations of Divine Love in his Four Quartets: “All shall ...

Julian of Norwich is best known for her book, "Revelations of Divine Love," and Pope Francis said its message of "God's mercy and compassion" is vital for the world today. Julian wrote that "she was ...