Cathedral Life September 21, 2023· Reflections: Theatre and its Place in our Lives By The Ven. David Gunn-Johnson Not surprisingly, as I began pondering what to share with you, my thoughts turned to theatre and its place in…
Cathedral Life September 15, 2023· Book Review: Lessons – Ian McEwan By Dr Mike D Williams A powerful novel from Ian McEwan to join a long list of hits from him over the years. There are…
Cathedral Life September 15, 2023· Creationtide, or the Season of Creation By The Revd Canon Cate Edmonds Creationtide, or the Season of Creation, is the period in the annual church calendar from 1 September to 4…
Cathedral Life Library & Archives September 15, 2023· From Hairy Stars to Dirty Snowballs By Emma Laws, Cathedral Archivist If you visited the Cathedral over the last couple of days your gaze will almost certainly have been drawn upwards…
Cathedral Life Library & Archives September 8, 2023· The King’s Evil Next week we are pleased to be welcoming the new cohort of fourth year medical students from the University of Exeter Medical School. More than…
Cathedral Life Library & Archives August 31, 2023· How to Make a Book By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian If you look in the lower-right corner of each page of a book printed between the 15th and 18th centuries…
Cathedral Life August 31, 2023· Taking Time to Enjoy Life By Revd Preb Julian Ould Dear All,Now that I am retired the arrival of September doesn’t seem so daunting. Why was it daunting? Well, it…
Cathedral Life Library & Archives August 24, 2023· Mistress Mary Fage’s Famous Poetry By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian Until recently, this obscure little book of poetry probably hadn’t been looked at in years, perhaps even centuries. However, last…
Cathedral Life August 24, 2023· Reflections: Listening By Canon Theologian Morwenna Ludlow I’ve spent a lot of time on trains over the past few weeks. And since I don’t like listening to…
Cathedral Life August 18, 2023· Reflections: To Super-Infinity and Beyond By Canon James Mustard It must be the mark of a misspent youth that when I think of John Donne (1572-1631), the preeminent metaphysical poet,…