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Creation and the Climate
By Nigel Guthrie, Priest VicarThe General Synod has recently agreed a new ‘Festival of Creation in Christ’ which will be celebrated on the first Sunday…
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St Sidwell’s History Day 2026: The Cucking Stool
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral ArchivistWhile sometimes used interchangeably to describe instruments of punishment by public humiliation, the cucking stool and ducking stool were not quite…
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Set Apart, But Still Connected
By Morwenna Ludlow, Canon TheologianOne of the things that I try to impress on my students is that the sea is something which both separates people and…
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“Moral Ambition – How to find your purpose” Rutger Bregman
By Mike D WilliamsAre you wasting your life? Rutger Bergman, a Dutch historian, author and the 2025 Reith Lecturer thinks that many of us are.…
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Retreat to Hilfield
By Deborah Parsons, Canon ChancellorTake 16 people from Exeter Cathedral, marinate for 12 months in prayer, plans and preparation, add a generous amount of fellowship,…
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Re-telling the story of Exeter Cathedral
By Diane WalkerAs part of the new Cathedral interpretation scheme installed last year, displays in the Cathedral, the Friends’ Cloister Gallery and the Treasures Exhibition,…
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School’s out!
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian The holidays are here at last and, for many, exams are a distant memory – at least, for now! Most…
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‘Called As We Are’ Exhibition Coming to Exeter Cathedral
Exeter Cathedral is delighted to be hosting an exhibition on 12-19 August which includes a series of twelve portraits celebrating the life and witness of…
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Artificial Intelligence Or Artificial Ignorance?
By Diane Walker Recently, an AI generated ‘fact’ popped up on my desktop telling me that the organ keyboards by Henry Willis now on display…
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Blessings of the Sea
By Cate Edmonds, Canon StewardYou may not think about it often, but we are fortunate living near or within easy reach of the sea. After…