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Robert Llewelyn

    This priest became a notable teacher of prayer, dedicating his life to spiritual growth and sharing the wisdom of the mystic Julian of Norwich. His work, which introduced her writings to a wide audience, remains popular and influences readers seeking a deeper spiritual connection. Through his efforts, he emphasized contemplative practice and the interior life, enriching spiritual literature with a timeless message. His ministry left a lasting mark on spiritual guidance and prayer traditions.

    Brána do ticha
    Why Pray?
    Circles of Stillness
    With Pity Not with Blame
    A Doorway to Silence. The Contemplative Use of the Rosary.
    • A Doorway to Silence teaches that the principle of the rosary is more important than any particular use to which it may be put. Besides giving much wise guidance on ways of prayer the author offers a variety of texts and prayers for readers who may not be at ease with the traditional use.

      A Doorway to Silence. The Contemplative Use of the Rosary.
    • With Pity Not with Blame

      Contemplative Praying with Julian of Norwich and 'The Cloud of Unknowing'

      • 160 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Focusing on Christian contemplative prayer, this acclaimed guide is derived from a series of retreat addresses delivered to clergy and religious communities over five years. Celebrated for its insights, it has become a modern spiritual classic since its first publication three decades ago, offering profound guidance for deepening one's prayer life and spiritual practice.

      With Pity Not with Blame
    • Circles of Stillness

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      The book features an anthology of stories from a diverse range of contributors, including professional writers and clergy, centered around the practice of contemplative prayer and Christian meditation. Highlighting the 'Julian Meetings' that have gained popularity worldwide, it aims to foster a deeper understanding of prayer among its readers. "Circles of Stillness" serves as a valuable resource for those looking to enhance their spiritual journey and connect with a community committed to contemplative practices.

      Circles of Stillness
    • What is prayer, and we should we pray? In this previously unpublished collection of writings, the late Robert Llewelyn, one of the wisest spiritual teachers of our time, offers advice and insights from a lifetime of spiritual experience, including thelessons we can learn from Julian of Norwich.

      Why Pray?