Cathedral Life
Checking Our Priorities
The decisions that doctors, nurses and other carers make every day flow from their deep desire to relieve pain and suffering. And yet they are only able to do what they do by following protocols which guide their actions and ensure care is safe and effective.
In life, the rules we choose to follow say a great deal about what we prioritise and what is important to us.
New Beginnings
Morwenna Ludlow has been in education for 45 years. From primary school to her current job at the University of Exeter, September has always been a time of new beginnings for her: a new term, new classes, new people to meet, sometimes a new uniform, nearly always some new stationery.
September is a time for sharpening pencils and buying notebooks with crisp clean pages. For Morwenna it is also a time for new resolutions.
Holidays... and It's Good to Be Alive!
We take holidays for a variety of reasons. For some, it is about finding warmth and sunshine. For others, it is about visiting places of interest and exploring new avenues,. Some prefer the traditional bucket and spade holiday by the seaside.
Most of us come back from our holidays happy but needing a holiday to get over it! So, do we holiday to rest or are we seeking something else?
Commissioned Agents
By The Revd Phil Wales
Last Saturday 16 women and men were ordained in the Cathedral and so became deacons in the church. It was a profoundly moving occasion.
The Labour of Love
Much of what we see in and around the Cathedral is the result of vision, patience, perseverance and long term commitment. It was a labour of love, from which we who love the place in turn might learn.
All the work taking place at the Cathedral now is born of a vision of what it might look like and be for this and the next generation. And it too requires patience and perseverance. A refusal to believe 'no' is the final answer.
Twin Towers Twenty Years On
On the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States, Canon Chris Palmer reflects on repercussions and the pursuit of peace.
Checking Our Priorities
The decisions that doctors, nurses and other carers make every day flow from their deep desire to relieve pain and suffering. And yet they are only able to do what they do by following protocols which guide their actions and ensure care is safe and effective.
In life, the rules we choose to follow say a great deal about what we prioritise and what is important to us.
The Labour of Love
Much of what we see in and around the Cathedral is the result of vision, patience, perseverance and long term commitment. It was a labour of love, from which we who love the place in turn might learn.
All the work taking place at the Cathedral now is born of a vision of what it might look like and be for this and the next generation. And it too requires patience and perseverance. A refusal to believe 'no' is the final answer.
Commissioned Agents
By The Revd Phil Wales
Last Saturday 16 women and men were ordained in the Cathedral and so became deacons in the church. It was a profoundly moving occasion.
Holidays... and It's Good to Be Alive!
We take holidays for a variety of reasons. For some, it is about finding warmth and sunshine. For others, it is about visiting places of interest and exploring new avenues,. Some prefer the traditional bucket and spade holiday by the seaside.
Most of us come back from our holidays happy but needing a holiday to get over it! So, do we holiday to rest or are we seeking something else?
New Beginnings
Morwenna Ludlow has been in education for 45 years. From primary school to her current job at the University of Exeter, September has always been a time of new beginnings for her: a new term, new classes, new people to meet, sometimes a new uniform, nearly always some new stationery.
September is a time for sharpening pencils and buying notebooks with crisp clean pages. For Morwenna it is also a time for new resolutions.
Twin Towers Twenty Years On
On the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States, Canon Chris Palmer reflects on repercussions and the pursuit of peace.
Checking Our Priorities
The decisions that doctors, nurses and other carers make every day flow from their deep desire to relieve pain and suffering. And yet they are only able to do what they do by following protocols which guide their actions and ensure care is safe and effective.
In life, the rules we choose to follow say a great deal about what we prioritise and what is important to us.
Holidays... and It's Good to Be Alive!
We take holidays for a variety of reasons. For some, it is about finding warmth and sunshine. For others, it is about visiting places of interest and exploring new avenues,. Some prefer the traditional bucket and spade holiday by the seaside.
Most of us come back from our holidays happy but needing a holiday to get over it! So, do we holiday to rest or are we seeking something else?
The Labour of Love
Much of what we see in and around the Cathedral is the result of vision, patience, perseverance and long term commitment. It was a labour of love, from which we who love the place in turn might learn.
All the work taking place at the Cathedral now is born of a vision of what it might look like and be for this and the next generation. And it too requires patience and perseverance. A refusal to believe 'no' is the final answer.
New Beginnings
Morwenna Ludlow has been in education for 45 years. From primary school to her current job at the University of Exeter, September has always been a time of new beginnings for her: a new term, new classes, new people to meet, sometimes a new uniform, nearly always some new stationery.
September is a time for sharpening pencils and buying notebooks with crisp clean pages. For Morwenna it is also a time for new resolutions.
Commissioned Agents
By The Revd Phil Wales
Last Saturday 16 women and men were ordained in the Cathedral and so became deacons in the church. It was a profoundly moving occasion.
Twin Towers Twenty Years On
On the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States, Canon Chris Palmer reflects on repercussions and the pursuit of peace.