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Immortal love in Tennyson’s In Memoriam
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian I hold it true what’er befall,I feel it when I suffer mostTis better to have loved and lostThan never to…
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A Lady of Influence
By Canon Ian Morter, Priest Vicar In the secular world in the late 19th and 20th Century we have seen that women have increasingly, and…
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The Exeter Rondels and the Exeter Cathedral Company of Tapisers
By Anne Eyre It all began when the last designer for the guild had decided she needed to retire. It was clear that we did…
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From the Archives: An Attack on a Prince Regent
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist On Tuesday 28 January 1817 at 2pm, the Prince Regent (the future king George IV) addressed the opening of Parliament,…
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Canon Chris Palmer
By Heather Morgan, Chair CCC Chris will be installed as Dean of Winchester on Sunday 15 March. His last Sunday here will be Sunday 1…
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Richard Rolle on the nine virtues of Christ
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian Richard Rolle was a 14th century English hermit, mystic and prolific religious writer. Although he was never canonised, the…
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The Season the Supermarket Shelves Squeeze Out
By The Rev’d Phil Wales A few days before Epiphany, I was shopping in my local supermarket. For a brief moment, after I had turned…
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Nurturing Our Most Generous Side
By Nigel Guthrie, Priest Vicar In Church, the new calendar year always begins with the story of the visit of the Magi, as told in…
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Stories and Storytellers
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian This week, visitors to Exeter Cathedral have been enjoying the spectacular Luxmuralis show, ‘The Storytellers’ – an immersive sound and…
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Compassion For New Arrivals
By Morwenna Ludlow, Canon Theologian This time last year my husband and I were frantically packing things up in cases and boxes as we prepared…