Julian of Norwich: A Virtual Workshop

Hermit, Mystic, Spiritual Guide, Woman of God

January 12th 6:30-8:00 pm

Presented by Sr. Elissa Rinere, C.P.

Julian is best remembered for her simple rule of life:

“All shall be well, and all shall be well, all manner of thing shall be well.”

From a small city in England in the 14th century, Julian’s writings still reach out to us, teaching about God, and about relationship with God. This presentation will consider her life, her world, and her message of love.

To register and receive the link please contact Marianne

at manicholas@norwichdiocese.net or 860-848-2237 ext. 304

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