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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…
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Exeter Cathedral Treasures Crossword
Everyone in the Cathedral Library & Archives and the Heritage & Engagement team would like to wish you all a very happy Christmas. We will…
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Light In The Darkness
By Canon Cate Edmonds These three adorable creatures – alpacas Mario, Hero and Noah – added to the excitement of the Exeter Nativity last Sunday, when nearly…
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Book Review: Tony Blair – A Journey
By Canon Mike D Williams A blast from the past. Tony Blair’s memoir written just after he left office in June 2007 is worth reading…