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Keeping in Touch
23 October 2020
As we’re moving back into the Cathedral, but still aware that many are relying on online contact, there are some changes to our ‘Keeping in Touch’ arrangements.
Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market
to Go Ahead, with New Safety MeasuresRead more
Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market to Go Ahead, with New Safety Measures
23 October 2020
Exeter Cathedral has confirmed plans to hold its traditional Christmas Market this year. The decision comes following extensive discussions to ensure appropriate safety measures in the light of current coronavirus concerns.
Holly Berries in October!Read more
Holly Berries in October!
23 October 2020
I was out for a walk with my husband and dogs recently at one of our particular favourite haunts on the Jurassic Coast. We were searching for sloes, but that’s another story. I was struck by the number of holly trees that were full of berries.
Review: A Call to Embrace Responsibility for Our PlanetRead the review
Review: A Call to Embrace Responsibility for Our Planet
16 October 2020
David Wallace-Wells
The Uninhabitable Earth: A Story of the Future
Whatever you think about climate change this book will take you to a new level.
Review: The False Premise of MeritocracyRead the review
Review: The False Premise of Meritocracy
23 October 2020
Michael J Sandel
‘The Tyranny of Merit: What’s Become of the Common Good?’
We live in an age of winners and losers; entrenched inequality gives a lie to the idea that you can make it if you try hard enough.
Opportunities to Join the Cathedral ChapterRead more
Opportunities to Join the Cathedral Chapter
09 October 2020
As Exeter Cathedral seeks applicants for two very important new roles, The Very Revd Jonathan Greener explains more about the Cathedral Chapter and the new Chapter Canon opportunities.
Keeping in TouchFIND OUT MORE
Keeping in Touch
23 October 2020
As we’re moving back into the Cathedral, but still aware that many are relying on online contact, there are some changes to our ‘Keeping in Touch’ arrangements.
Review: The False Premise of MeritocracyRead the review
Review: The False Premise of Meritocracy
23 October 2020
Michael J Sandel
‘The Tyranny of Merit: What’s Become of the Common Good?’
We live in an age of winners and losers; entrenched inequality gives a lie to the idea that you can make it if you try hard enough.
Review: A Call to Embrace Responsibility for Our PlanetRead the review
Review: A Call to Embrace Responsibility for Our Planet
16 October 2020
David Wallace-Wells
The Uninhabitable Earth: A Story of the Future
Whatever you think about climate change this book will take you to a new level.
Holly Berries in October!Read more
Holly Berries in October!
23 October 2020
I was out for a walk with my husband and dogs recently at one of our particular favourite haunts on the Jurassic Coast. We were searching for sloes, but that’s another story. I was struck by the number of holly trees that were full of berries.
Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market
to Go Ahead, with New Safety MeasuresRead more
Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market to Go Ahead, with New Safety Measures
23 October 2020
Exeter Cathedral has confirmed plans to hold its traditional Christmas Market this year. The decision comes following extensive discussions to ensure appropriate safety measures in the light of current coronavirus concerns.
Opportunities to Join the Cathedral ChapterRead more
Opportunities to Join the Cathedral Chapter
09 October 2020
As Exeter Cathedral seeks applicants for two very important new roles, The Very Revd Jonathan Greener explains more about the Cathedral Chapter and the new Chapter Canon opportunities.
Keeping in TouchFIND OUT MORE
Keeping in Touch
23 October 2020
As we’re moving back into the Cathedral, but still aware that many are relying on online contact, there are some changes to our ‘Keeping in Touch’ arrangements.
Holly Berries in October!Read more
Holly Berries in October!
23 October 2020
I was out for a walk with my husband and dogs recently at one of our particular favourite haunts on the Jurassic Coast. We were searching for sloes, but that’s another story. I was struck by the number of holly trees that were full of berries.
Review: The False Premise of MeritocracyRead the review
Review: The False Premise of Meritocracy
23 October 2020
Michael J Sandel
‘The Tyranny of Merit: What’s Become of the Common Good?’
We live in an age of winners and losers; entrenched inequality gives a lie to the idea that you can make it if you try hard enough.
Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market
to Go Ahead, with New Safety MeasuresRead more
Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market to Go Ahead, with New Safety Measures
23 October 2020
Exeter Cathedral has confirmed plans to hold its traditional Christmas Market this year. The decision comes following extensive discussions to ensure appropriate safety measures in the light of current coronavirus concerns.
Review: A Call to Embrace Responsibility for Our PlanetRead the review
Review: A Call to Embrace Responsibility for Our Planet
16 October 2020
David Wallace-Wells
The Uninhabitable Earth: A Story of the Future
Whatever you think about climate change this book will take you to a new level.
Opportunities to Join the Cathedral ChapterRead more
Opportunities to Join the Cathedral Chapter
09 October 2020
As Exeter Cathedral seeks applicants for two very important new roles, The Very Revd Jonathan Greener explains more about the Cathedral Chapter and the new Chapter Canon opportunities.
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