Continuing her account of the Thirteenth Revelation, Julian of Norwich reveals what Christ told her about his working of miracles. She understands that miracles always follow upon great "sorrows, suffering, and anguish." We examine the inexplicable transformations of healing and forgiveness that have occurred in our own lives and realize that we, too, have been the recipients of miracles. Julian also admits that Christ told her she would sin, but that he would never love her -- or us -- any less, even in our sinfulness. Christ also reveals that the suffering we must endure as a result of our misdeeds will be given great "honors" in heaven. This is a groundbreaking Revelation, filled with divine teachings for us to take into our hearts in meditation. Please share this podcast with family and friends who are in need of miracles right now. Julian's words will be a source of profound hope and encouragement. Blessings to all!
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