Cathedral Life
Sensing God’s World In Real Life
With the further easing of restrictions in recent days I ventured a little further afield to keep a promise to meet a colleague and friend. Quite some time had passed since we’d last seen one another ‘in real life’ (or ‘IRL’ as it's now fashionably referred to in social media).
Re-opening for Worship from Sunday 5 July
We’re re-opening for worship from Sunday 5 July and looking forward to it enormously! If you're planning a visit, please read this important information first.
Review: Recognising Racism as Structural
Structural racism is a fact of British life. In 2014 Reni, an award winning journalist, wrote a blog stating that she was no longer going to talk to white people about race – ‘not all white people, just the vast majority who refuse to accept the legitimacy of structural racism and its symptoms’.
Opening One’s Mouth and Putting One’s Foot in It
Earlier this week on, Monday 29th June we celebrated St Peter’s Day, the patron saint of our Cathedral here in Exeter. Long before I came to the Cathedral I had a great affection for St Peter, perhaps it was because I was confirmed in St Peter’s in the Forest, Walthamstow.
Recipe: Poires Belle Helene
There are loads of variations of this classic French pud but essentially it is poached pears with chocolate sauce and some ice cream or Chantilly cream. Easy to make in advance of a dinner.
We are Open for Worship, Private Prayer and Reflection!
Following the recent closure of Exeter Cathedral due to coronavirus, we are delighted to be open again for worship, private prayer and reflection.
Sensing God’s World In Real Life
With the further easing of restrictions in recent days I ventured a little further afield to keep a promise to meet a colleague and friend. Quite some time had passed since we’d last seen one another ‘in real life’ (or ‘IRL’ as it's now fashionably referred to in social media).
Recipe: Poires Belle Helene
There are loads of variations of this classic French pud but essentially it is poached pears with chocolate sauce and some ice cream or Chantilly cream. Easy to make in advance of a dinner.
Re-opening for Worship from Sunday 5 July
We’re re-opening for worship from Sunday 5 July and looking forward to it enormously! If you're planning a visit, please read this important information first.
Review: Recognising Racism as Structural
Structural racism is a fact of British life. In 2014 Reni, an award winning journalist, wrote a blog stating that she was no longer going to talk to white people about race – ‘not all white people, just the vast majority who refuse to accept the legitimacy of structural racism and its symptoms’.
We are Open for Worship, Private Prayer and Reflection!
Following the recent closure of Exeter Cathedral due to coronavirus, we are delighted to be open again for worship, private prayer and reflection.
Opening One’s Mouth and Putting One’s Foot in It
Earlier this week on, Monday 29th June we celebrated St Peter’s Day, the patron saint of our Cathedral here in Exeter. Long before I came to the Cathedral I had a great affection for St Peter, perhaps it was because I was confirmed in St Peter’s in the Forest, Walthamstow.
Sensing God’s World In Real Life
With the further easing of restrictions in recent days I ventured a little further afield to keep a promise to meet a colleague and friend. Quite some time had passed since we’d last seen one another ‘in real life’ (or ‘IRL’ as it's now fashionably referred to in social media).
Review: Recognising Racism as Structural
Structural racism is a fact of British life. In 2014 Reni, an award winning journalist, wrote a blog stating that she was no longer going to talk to white people about race – ‘not all white people, just the vast majority who refuse to accept the legitimacy of structural racism and its symptoms’.
Recipe: Poires Belle Helene
There are loads of variations of this classic French pud but essentially it is poached pears with chocolate sauce and some ice cream or Chantilly cream. Easy to make in advance of a dinner.
We are Open for Worship, Private Prayer and Reflection!
Following the recent closure of Exeter Cathedral due to coronavirus, we are delighted to be open again for worship, private prayer and reflection.
Re-opening for Worship from Sunday 5 July
We’re re-opening for worship from Sunday 5 July and looking forward to it enormously! If you're planning a visit, please read this important information first.
Opening One’s Mouth and Putting One’s Foot in It
Earlier this week on, Monday 29th June we celebrated St Peter’s Day, the patron saint of our Cathedral here in Exeter. Long before I came to the Cathedral I had a great affection for St Peter, perhaps it was because I was confirmed in St Peter’s in the Forest, Walthamstow.