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A Brief History of Wheelbarrows
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist Wheelbarrows are so ordinary that most people probably don’t give them much thought. They crop up so often in certain…
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Unexpected Lessons
By Revd Phil Wales I sometimes picture myself putting on ‘L’ plates in certain situations. I am sure I am not alone in doing so.…
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The God Bearer
By Canon Ian Morter In the South West corner of the Cathedral on the right had side of the Lady Chapel is the Chapel of…
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- Library & Archives
Edgar the Peaceable and charters from the House of Wessex
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist There are approximately 1,000 charters which survive from Anglo Saxon England. Sixteen of them are in the Exeter Cathedral Archives.…
- Cathedral Life
“Consider the lilies of the field”
By Canon Cate Edmonds One of the delights of this time of the year for me is the appearance of the range of spring flowers.…
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An infinite love of Pi
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian Friday 14 March is International Pi Day. It makes better sense in America where the month is typically written before…
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Book Review: On Leadership by Tony Blair
Reviewed by Canon Mike D Williams Leadership is a journey. This book is a disjointed journey of 40 short chapters. There are some interesting insights…
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- Library & Archives
Bread Riots
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist This month’s Library and Archives In Focus event is on the theme of food and drink. The irony of this…
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Cathedral News – February 2025 Edition
Cathedral News is a monthly journal published by Exeter Cathedral. It contains a mixture of community notices, articles, photographs and events listings. Download February 2025…
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A Personal Reflection on A Grief Observed by C.S. Lewis
By Revd Phil Wales I enjoy watching films in the cinema, though in recent years, my time spent in the darkness of a modern multiplex…