In Memories and Reflections, Robert Llewelyn looks back over a lifetime of prayer, ministry, and spiritual discovery.
Combining autobiography with gentle theological reflection, he shares stories of his years as a priest, teacher, and spiritual director, including his time as chaplain of the Julian Shrine in Norwich.
Through these recollections, Llewelyn explores the depth of divine love, the meaning of suffering, and the call to contemplative living, offering encouragement to all who seek God in the ordinary moments of life.
Filled with humility, humour, and wisdom, this book offers both inspiration and practical guidance for those walking the contemplative path.
 
Robert Llewelyn (1909–2008) was an Anglican priest, writer, and spiritual director best known for his works on Julian of Norwich, including Love Bade Me Welcome, A Doorway to Silence, and With Pity Not with Blame. His writings have made the contemplative tradition accessible to generations of modern Christians.