Norwich Cathedral was founded in 1096 as a cathedral and Benedictine monastery combined. The monastic life came to an end in 1538, leaving an indelible stamp on the life and ministry of this Cathedral. In celebration of a tradition that speaks powerfully to the needs of our world today, this summer Norwich Cathedral hosts a series of eleven lectures on the Benedictine tradition in many facets of historic and contemporary life.

The second lecture is given by Professor James Clark, Archaeologist, University of Exeter. Cost 5 plus booking fee. To book for the entire series at the reduced cost of 50, contact [email protected], 01603 218443.