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The Julian Family
Rene St. Julien (anglicized to Julien or Julian) was born in Paris and a Huguenot. He left France in 1685, and immigrated via Holland, England and Bermuda to Cecil Co., Maryland. He later moved to Winchester, Virginia, where he died after 1740.
The Julian Family Heritage Book
Genealogy handbook with directory of Julians in the United States.
Julian's Gospel
This fascinating study of the life and work of Julian of Norwich, the 14th century English mystic, whose "Revelations" is among the most popular and influential works of Christian mysticism, is the first book to combine an historical reconstruction of Julian's life in 14th century Norwich with a comprehensive commentary on her Revelations in a new and faithful translation from the Middle English. Unlike other brief summaries of Julian's life and times, this book goes in-depth to uncover the political, cultural, social, and religious milieu that formed and deeply influenced her development as a woman and a mystic. Additionally, unlike other textual companions to Julian's work that provide only short explanations of Middle English words, or merely footnote theological terms, this work gives the reader a detailed analysis of her writings, illuminating her ground-breaking mystical theology with extensive scholarship. Throughout, the book creates a strong dramatic arc for Julian's Revelations that interweaves her personal sufferings and burning questions with her visionary experiences, producing a compelling spiritual biography.
