SCOUT· 33%49m·2026-09-14·Faith[Faith] Episode 74: Grace Hamman - A Medieval Mystic’s Vision of God’s Love
In this week’s episode of Faith for Normal People, Pete and Jared talk with writer and scholar Grace Hamman about Julian of Norwich, her mystical visions, and her radically intimate understanding of God’s love. They explore Julian’s depiction of Jesus as a mother, her approach to suffering and hope in the aftermath of…
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“This is facinating..i just discovered revelations of divine love a few weeks ago, and read a big chunk of it. I was very moved. Divinely inspired algorithm indeed.”
“I am surprised that you fellows were now introduced to Julian of Norwich. I was introduced to her and Hildegard of Bingen, St Claire of Assis and of course Teresa of Avila. Not a Catholic but learned from a progressive church I found where…”
“I’ve been reading her book VERY slowly for about the last half year. It seems like one of the most important Christian accounts we have. The pope seems to think so as well.”
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