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EPISODE · Aug 19, 2025 · 53 MIN

Amy Frykholm on Julian of Norwich and All Shall Be Well

from SoulStream, Living from the Heart Podcast · host SoulStream

In this episode of Soul Stream: Living from the Heart, Rod Janz sits down with writer and podcaster Amy Frykholm to talk about her deep connection with the medieval mystic Julian of Norwich. Together they explore Julian’s famous words, “All shall be well,” her surprising story as the first known woman to write a book in English, and her vision of a Christ who suffers with us.Amy shares how Julian’s writings helped shape her own spiritual journey and how she sees suffering, love, and the voice of God in our lives today. They also talk about Amy’s current work, including her translation of Julian’s Revelations of Divine Love and her weekly lectionary reflections.Amy Frykholm:Amy’s websiteAmy’s Lectionary EssaysSoulStream Links:Living from the HeartSoulStreamUpcoming Events, Courses and RetreatsThe Art of Spiritual Direction Training Course This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit soulstream926.substack.com

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