
All Shall Be Well
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In 1373, gravely ill and expecting to die, a young woman of Norwich received sixteen "shewings" of the love of God - and lived to spend the rest of her days walled into a cell beside a church, pondering what she had seen. She became the first woman to write a book in the English language, and out of that hidden place came the most hopeful sentence in English devotion: all shall be well.All Shall Be Well keeps Julian's sixteen Revelations as a sixteen-day retreat. Each day sets her own medieval words beside a short reflection for today, a line to carry, a question to sit with, and a prayer. Full-color plates carry the reader through the Passion and the love that Julian saw at its heart.This edition includes: - Julian's sixteen Revelations of Divine Love, in Grace Warrack's public-domain English, arranged as a sixteen-day retreat - For each day: her showing, a reflection for today, a word to carry, a question, and a prayer - A treasury of prayers to keep, and pages for your own showings - Full-color plates - original Sanctified Souls paintings with public-domain illuminations - and an original coverJessica Huber arranges and edits the great spiritual writings of the Catholic tradition into guided devotionals and structured retreats for Sanctified Souls Press.
Details
| ISBN | 9798256284138 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Editions | 4 |
| Audience | Adults |
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