Priest of St Stephen's Church Norwich (d.1420), poet, defender of Margery Kempe whose tomb became a shrine and was later linked with Lollardy by Reformers.
The fourth of the Caister Talks.
Battle of the 14th century heavyweights: Richard Caister and Nicholas Love. #medieval#MedievalMonday#theology
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The current clergy at St Stephen's Church think about what we can learn from their predecessor about living during a period of a disease for which there is not yet a cure.
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Dr Carole Hill speaking on "Julian and Margery: Women of their Time and Place? Aspiration and Literacy in Late Medieval Norwich".
Incredible insight into the female literary and spiritual culture of the day. https://t.co/HddfNpYiAU
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The second of the Caister Talks. The excellent Frank Meeres talks us through the sources: "The Life, Times and Will of Richard Caister".
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We are going to be recording some of the scheduled Caister Talks and posting them here.
Delighted that @malcolmguite will also be recording a performance of his Songs and Sonnets.
Awareness of Caister has dwindled since then but the community at St Stephen’s are doing their best to redress this. Sadly their programme of events have been interrupted by the #coronavirus#covid19#lockdown but keep an eye on @Caister_1420 for updates. (6/7)
In the light of government advice concerning the current public health concerns, the Richard Caister Project is cancelling all events.
We hope to be able to re-schedule a more limited program of events later in the year.
Thank you very much for all your support.
What a fantastic first day! @NorwichCastle outreach project led a great object handling activity and c.80 people turned out on a cold, wet evening to hear a superb talk by Sally-Anne Lomas.
The talk will soon be available to collect at St Stephen's. #Caister#medievaltwitter
A great day with @NorwichCastle and the Keep Redevelopment Project exploring medieval ojbects.
Now for an imaginary day in Norwich c.1411 with Sally-Anne Lomas.
Come by St Stephen's at 7.30 to join in. #knightout#medieval#caister
Tomorrow is the day!
Find out about Norwich in 1411 with a workshop led by the Norwich Castle Keep Redevelopment Project (10.30-3pm) and an evening with Sally-Anne Lomas (from 7.30pm). #knightout#medievaltwitter#norwich
The Richard Caister Project in Norwich to mark 600th anniversary of the death of the medieval poet and priest. Events include a pilgrimage walk, a talk and workshop on pilgrim badges, and a talk about Margery Kempe and Caister by Oxford's @lauravarnam.
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