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O Emmanuel
By Canon James Mustard In September, I had the privilege, with other Precentors of England and Wales, of visiting Rome, meeting Vatican officials in ecumenism…
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Book Review: ‘AI Needs You – How We Can Change AI’s Future and Save Our Own’ By Verity Harding
By Canon Mike D Williams Most books about Artificial Intelligence (AI) are soon out of date. Not this one. Despite the technology speeding ahead faster…
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The Christopher Gardner-Thorpe Collection
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian It’s no secret that Exeter Cathedral Library holds one of the country’s largest historic medical collections. At its core is…
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Book Review: ‘Haphazard by Starlight’ by Janet Morley
By Canon Mike D Williams This is a thoughtful collection that invites readers on a poetic journey through Advent. Morley, known for her spiritual writing,…
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The Long Shadow
By Revd Preb Nigel Guthrie It was an unexpected honour to be asked to lay the poppy wreath on behalf of the Dean and Chapter…
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Book Review: Question Seven by Richard Flanagan
By Canon Mike D Williams Richard Flanagan invites readers to navigate the shifting terrain of memory and identity, exploring how the stories we inherit and…
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The Nature and Virtues of Pompions
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian At this time of year, the shops are full of all sorts of pumpkins: oval and round shaped; large and…
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Exon Domesday
By Emma Laws, Cathedral LibrarianIf you have visited our exciting new Treasures Exhibition, you will have seen part of Exon Domesday on display. This incredible…
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The 200-Year-Old Visionary of Church Music
By Canon Treasurer, Chris Palmer Adapted from a sermon preached at Choral Evensong on Sunday 12 October. If you read the Dean’s article in last…
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‘Trusty and welbeloved. We grete you wele’
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist ‘Trusty and well-beloved, we greet you well’ is a splendid way to begin a letter. Better than simply ‘Dear…’, or…