The Drawing of This Love: Growing in Faith with Julian of Norwich
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The Drawing of This Love: Growing in Faith with Julian of Norwich  -     By: Robert Fruehwirth

The Drawing of This Love: Growing in Faith with Julian of Norwich

Canterbury Press / 2016 / Paperback

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The Drawing of This Love enables you to embark on a journey of spiritual growth with Julian of Norwich as a guide who will lead you into a deeper, more realistic and grounded experience of faith. Julian's classic Revelations of Divine Love is an ideal companion as it reveals a quality of faith that makes sense in today's world. Julian trusted in a God of unconditional love, mercy and compassion, and she held a radical belief in the goodness of creation and humanity, despite the turmoil and suffering of the age in which she lived.

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Title: The Drawing of This Love: Growing in Faith with Julian of Norwich
By: Robert Fruehwirth
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 192
Vendor: Canterbury Press
Publication Date: 2016
Dimensions: 8.50 X 5.38 (inches)
Weight: 7 ounces
ISBN: 1848258364
ISBN-13: 9781848258365
Stock No: WW258365

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• A manual for personal spiritual growth with one of the best-loved guides of all time, Julian of Norwich. • Revelations of Divine Love was voted second in the Church Times’ Best 100 Christian Books of all time. • The author is priest-director of the Julian Centre and Shrine and a popular retreat leader.

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Robert Fruehwirth was formerly priest director of the Julian Centre in Norwich and also works and teaches as a therapeutic counsellor. Previously a monk in The Order of Julian of Norwich, a contemplative monastic order in the Episcopal Church in the US, for the past 20 years he has regularly offered retreats in the US and UK.

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