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Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market is back, announcing exciting additions for 2026
Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market is set to return bigger and better than ever this winter, with over 100 traders and a brand-new tipi bar among…
- Cathedral Life
For All The Saints
By Hilary Dawson, Canon TreasurerThis weekend the Cathedral will celebrate the Feast of All Saints on Sunday, followed by the Feast of All Souls on…
- Cathedral Life
- Library & Archives
Epigraphical Squeezes
By Noah Thackeray, MA Classics and Ancient History student, University of ExeterNoah recently practiced his skills in epigraphy (the scientific study of historical inscriptions) at…
- Cathedral Life
From everlasting thou art God
By Nigel Guthrie, Priest VicarOne of the hymns which resonates most strongly with me as we come to the season of remembrance is ‘O God,…
- Cathedral Life
- Library & Archives
Tyndale’s New Testament – 500 years on
By Emma Laws, Cathedral LibrarianIn 1526, the German printer, Peter Schöffer the Younger, printed William Tyndale’s English translation of the New Testament. Around 150 years…
- Cathedral News
Former Exeter Cathedral chorister wins BBC Songs of Praise Senior Young Chorister of the Year 2026
Ginevra, who sang in Exeter Cathedral Choir until 2022, has been named BBC Songs of Praise Senior Young Chorister of the Year 2026. Ginevra, who…
- Cathedral Life
Being Competitive
By Morwenna Ludlow, Canon Theologian I have to confess that, like many others, I have been drawn in by the drama and silliness of the…
- Cathedral News
Award Success for Making Domesday
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian I am delighted to announce that Making Domesday: Intelligent Power in Conquered England (OUP, 2025), co-authored by Stephen Baxter, Julia…
- Cathedral Life
The Wisdom of Aging?
By Cate Edmonds, Canon StewardWith the change in the weather, we can really feel that autumn has set in and with that thoughts of Christmas…
- Cathedral Life
- Library & Archives
The day King Edward was alive and dead
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist“Ea die qua rex Eduuardus fuit vivus et mortuus” (on the day King Edward was alive and dead) sounds like a…
- Cathedral News
Exeter Cathedral Welcomes New Members of Chapter
Exeter Cathedral is pleased to welcome Paul Netherton and John Byfield as new non-executive members of Chapter. Both Paul and John bring proven expertise and…
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Devon’s New Licensed Lay Ministers Can’t Wait to Be Good News
By The Diocese of Exeter Five new Licensed Lay Ministers (Readers) have been licensed to serve in parishes across Devon during a service of welcome…