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A collection of 150 prayers each with it's own beautifully illustrated page. The prayers are simple, sincere and memorable and would make a perfect gift. This well rounded collection of prayers is a timeless classic which can be passed down through future generations. A little gem. A very worthwhile buy.

A guide to the contemplative use of the rosary, written in the belief that the lives of many may be enriched by a way of prayer which finds a parallel in all major religions and which goes back to the early days of the Church. CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT.

A View of Silence is a reprint of 'The Perfectest Herald of Joy' published in 1979. The original title came from 'Much Ado About Nothing' A few thoughts have been gathered on the borders of that land where this language is spoken - for silence is not the opposite of speech but a rich and varied language of its own.

With an introduction by Eva Hoffman.

In this beautifully illustrated book, Jane Williams traces the story of Angels in the Jewish & Christian traditions. With illustrations by Linda Baker Smith.

Sister Benedicta sheds a revealing light on the scholarship and Piety of the Venerable Bede, showing how the Abbreviated Psalter (which is included in her text) he made his own innovative contribution to the devotional use of the psalms.

Daily readings with St Therese of Lisieux (from the Enfolded in Love series of books)

The lives of 60 men and women (including Julian of Norwich) whose mystical devotion to God transformed the times in which they lived and today affects the search for spiritual meaning.
CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT

Thoughts on comtemplative prayer from the Julian Meetings

Based on extracts from the Revelations of Divine Love an excellent pocket sized book

Discusses the 14th century English mystics Richard Rolle, the anonymous author of the Cloud of Unknowing, Walter Hilton, Julian of Norwich and Margery Kempe, and how their work has resonance for us today.

Henry Despenser has had a bad press. He appears to have been as much a soldier as a bishop, having campaigned in Italy, Flanders, Scotland and Norfolk. He however must take his place in local history and this book takes a look at one of the most colourful bishops of Norwich. It covers the history of the English church in the time of the Lollards, the Peasants' Revolt and the treacherous plotting of the last years of Richard II.

Humane Christianity examines how the institutional church, which should be a shining example of God's love in the world, has so often throughout history been the very opposite - corrupt, oppressive, abusive and inhumane. In analysing why this has been so, Alan Bartlett shows the serious consequences of this inhumainity for Christian witness today. In this journey of revealing a more humane Christianity it covers the Rule of Benedict, to the love of Julian of Norwich, the passion of Luther and the balanced sprituality of Jeremy Taylor.

This booklet has 5 Reflections which tie together San Fransico and it's everyday life with Julian of Norwich. An intriging and cleverly put together insight into the present day modern life of how San Fransico has evolved entwined with the messages of Julian of Norwich.

With perspectives drawn from The Revelations of Divine Love by Julian of Norwich and the American psychologist and therapist, Carl Rogers.

Many silent and forgotten voices are brought to life in this sparkling collection of spiritual writings which draws together the lively voices and profound wisdom of women mystics, spritual directors, saints, teachers, mothers, activists, diarists, poets and visionaries over eleven centuries. Julian of Norwich, Angela of Foligno, Hadewich, Hildegard of Bingen. St Teresa of Avila to name but a few.

Introduction and excerpts with illustrations.

Julian's Revelations of Divine has a vitality and relevance for today's modern readers. She takes us to the heart of issues such as pain, suffering, and evil in God's world, the nature of prayer, and the fragmentation of the human person. She gives a resounding message of hope, a challenge to say 'Yes' to God, because 'love was God's meaning.'

Two lectures by Prof Grace Jantzen and Revd Canon Michael McLean respectively, given as part of the 900th Anniversary of Norwich Cathedral.

Penguin classic. Short and Long Text in one volume.

Short and Long Text. Part of the Classics of Western Spirituality series.

This charming book opens up the spirituality of St Therese of Lisieux to anybody seeking an uncomplicated path to God. A deep, though gentle exploration of the spiritual experience lived by saints in every age.

This book shows how our spiritual life may be deepened and enriched through well-tried methods of prayer from both within the Christian tradition and beyond

This book is an excellent introduction to some of the most fascinating women of the high Middle Ages. These include Gertrude the Great, Angela of Foligno, Brigitta of Sweden and Julian of Norwich.

A carefully arranged series of excerpts from the Power of Now providing exercises and keys that show us how to discover 'the grace, ease, and lightness' that comes when we quieten our thoughts and see the world before us in the present moment.

Lying awake in the small hours is a frustrating experience, especially if it happens often; but it can also be an opportunity. We can use the solitude, silence and leisure for prayer.

Anecdotes from Catherine’s life show how she lived the truth she professed, and parallel scripture passages illustrate her fresh approach to the gospel.

Elizabeth Seton was a holy person who companioned others to the greater love of God and others. The book offers meditations through all phases of Mother Seton's life.

Sacred Longings responds to the suffering and poverty produced by globalization. It tackles the fact that we are an addictive society trapped by the markets seductions. Should we really allow that market to dictate what we want?

This booklet incorporates three lectures given at Norwich Cathedral in April 2012, entitled Spiritual Legacies for the Twenty First Century. Under this umbrella are the lectures by Sr E R Obbard on Julian of Norwich - Spiritual Guide, Brian Thorne on Carl Rogers and the School of Love, and Patrick Woodhouse on Etty Hillesum's Spiritual Legacy. A 46 page booklet which is a compelling read from start to finish.

This superb book spells out the truths of the spiritual life.

There are many ways spoken of and written about, that seek to help the pigrim on a journey of prayer. There is centring Prayer, Christian Meditation, there are ways of praying with the breath, and ways to practice attentiveness shared with other faith traditions, including Hesychia. This is a greek word meaning rest or tranquility and is really the mystical theology of what the Jesus Prayer is.
This 29 page booklet is well worth the small price of £2.50

The recorded archives of the Golden Castle are filled to overflowing with tales and stories. To tell a story in the Golden Castle is to exercise a priesthood.

The story of the eventful and controversial life of Margery Kempe – wife, mother, businesswoman, pilgrim and visionary – is the earliest surviving autobiography in English.

An accessible, easy introduction to this title.

Daily readings from The Cloud of Unknowing (from the Enfolded in Love series).

Spiritual readings for every day and date of the year, including Julian of Norwich, St John of the Cross, Margery Kempe, Brother Lawrence, St Augustine, Teresa of Avila, Francis de Sales, Issac of Syria.

The Living Medieval Parish Churches of Norwich is a photgraphic record of not only the many churches but the people who are involved within their church. Over 50 churches were built in medieval times within the square mile of the old city walls today there are 31 still standing, St Julian's of course being amongst them. Nine of these churches are photographed and displayed in this book and it is a wonderful record not only for those who attend these churches but for those who visit.

Sr Benedicta presents one of the best known Celtic saints, St Cuthbert of Lindisfarne. The reader will discover a great sense of friendship with those who first lived out the Christian faith on this island.

Mary Grey's visit to Rwanda and her shattering experience there led to a re-examination of her understanding of justice and reconciliation. This book magically weaves into an interconnected whole ideas from many different religious and ethnic traditions - Hindu, Sufi, Islamic, Korean Jewish, Yorubu and many different theological traditions.

Sheila Upjohn will be known to many readers through her books on Julian of Norwich which have a world wide reputation. Here she turns from 14c Norwich to the Norwich of her childhood in the 1930's - 1940's. For young people this will be a glimpse into Norwich as it used to be, for others a reminder of days gone by and the amazing changes which have taken place in just one lifetime.

A guide to contemplative prayer, combining insights from Julian of Norwich and The Cloud of Unknowing for today.