Joan of Arc & Julian of Norwich
Women Worth Knowing · Cheryl Brodersen, Jasmine Alnutt
November 2, 2021
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Show Notes
<p>Joan of Arc (1412-1431) & Julian of Norwich (1342-1416): Perhaps some of the more well-known women of the Middle Ages were those we now classify as “mystics,” those who pursued deeper spiritual union with Jesus primarily through prayer and meditation. Some mystics--like Joan of Arc--may seem eccentric and bizarre, but many others--like Julian of Norwich--simply sought closer communion with the Lord, and played an important role in spiritually reviving a corrupt and dying medieval church! When we understand the context in which these women lived, it helps us appreciate the fact that the mystics are definitely worth knowing!</p><ul>
<li>Great Women of Faith by Nancy A. Hardesty</li>
<li>Women of Devotion through the Centuries by Cheryl Forbes</li>
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