Words of hope from a woman who lived through the worst of the Black Plague, nursing the dying.
“All shall be well, all shall be well…
For there is a Force of love moving through the universe
That holds us fast and will never let us go.”
Lady Julian of Norwich ( c.a. 1342-1416)
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The fruit and the purpose of prayer is to be one with and like God in all things.
all I did was listen
this was shown: that in falling and rising again we are always kept in that same precious love.
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Melanie Jean Juneau serves as the Editor in Chief of Catholic Stand. She is a mother of nine children who has edited her kid's university term papers for over a decade. She blogs at joy of nine9 and mother of nine9. Her writing is humorous and heart warming; thoughtful and thought-provoking. Part of her call and her witness is to write the truth about children, family, marriage and the sacredness of life. Melanie is the administrator of ACWB, a columnist at CatholicLane, CatholicStand, Catholic365 , CAPC, author of Echoes of the Divine and Oopsy Daisy, and coauthor of Love Rebel: Reclaiming Motherhood.
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As a life long Anglican, Julian has always been an enduring kindred spirit of mine–
and all manner of thing shall be well
Blessings this most Holy of weeks–
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I LOVE her quotes as well
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Thank you Melanie for this inspirational reminder. Many years ago, Bobbie, my wife went to Norwhich to visit the church where she was an anchorite! St. Julian’s Church, Timberhill, Norwich, but found it had been destroyed in a World War II air raid. But the monument in your photo has been erected on the site.
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It would be wonderful to live in a country with such a rich, deep spiritual heritage
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