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Recipe: Focaccia
By André de Mendonça No need to knead! Some of you will know how nice it is to make your own bread and others will…
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They Paved Paradise
By The Ven David Gunn-Johnson As I get older the more songs from a misspent youth seem to bang around in my head. That could…
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Next Generation of England’s Cathedral Stonemasons Convene in Exeter
Exeter Cathedral hosted a new generation of some of England’s most talented stonemasons this week, as part of an ornamental carving workshop designed to preserve…
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Judge Rinder Gives Address at Holocaust Memorial Day Service
This morning [Friday 27 January 2023] television personality and barrister, Robert Rinder, was a guest speaker at a special service to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day…
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Heritage Treasures: Team Gaia
Photo by Gareth Jones Today [11 January] is Heritage Treasures Day – a day established by the National Lottery Heritage Fund to celebrate the UK’s…
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He Who Came to Seek and Save Adam, Adam Became
By Canon Chris Palmer I got intrigued by an old inscription on the outside wall of the south tower of the Cathedral recently. There is…
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What Does Christmas Mean to Me?
By The Rev’d Preb Julian Ould Grandchildren can come out with some amazing statements sometimes. Last Christmas I asked Oskar what he hoped Father Christmas…
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Cathedral Lego Project Update
Thank you to all who have donated to our Lego Cathedral project. Your generosity has helped to support the work of Exeter Cathedral during incredibly…
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Botanical Books in the Cathedral Library
Botany grew, in part, out of the medieval herbal tradition. For centuries plants had been written about principally out of interest in their usefulness as…
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Unearthed: Updates from the Cloisters Archaeological Investigation
The archaeologists currently digging at Exeter Cathedral aim to reveal crucial information about the layout of the site’s original medieval cloister. This information will be…