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Exeter Cathedral Awarded a Third Culture Recovery Fund Grant
Exeter Cathedral has received a grant of £566,000 from the Government’s latest round of funding to help organisations recover from the impact of the Covid…
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Working Towards a More Sustainable Life
By The Revd Canon Cate Edmonds In the Diocesan Prayer Diary this week we have prayed for COP26 and particularly for the implications on the…
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Telling the Story Afresh: Exeter’s Polish War Heroes Remembered
A special wreath-laying ceremony will take place at Exeter Cathedral on Monday 15 November 2021, to commemorate the heroic Second World War defence of Exeter…
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A Miscellany of Views
By Canon Ian Morter, Priest Vicar Some of you may have listened to the BBC Radio 4 programme Round Britain Quiz. The contestants, made up…
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Celebrate the Gifts of Pilgrimage
By Canon Chris Palmer Last weekend I joined others for the launch of St Boniface Way, a new pilgrimage route from Crediton to Exeter Cathedral.…
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Checking Our Priorities
By The Rev’d Phil Wales, Distinctive Deacon Last Sunday marked World Mental Health Day. Since it began in 1992 it has sought to highlight the…
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Holidays… and It’s Good to Be Alive!
By The Rev’d Preb Julian Ould Whilst many of you will have had your holidays, in spite of the restrictions, possibly taking a ‘staycation’ rather…
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The Labour of Love
By The Ven David Gunn-Johnson The last time I penned an article for Cathedral Life I focussed on some carvings atop a pillar in the…
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New Beginnings
By Canon Theologian Morwenna Ludlow In one way or another, I’ve been in education for 45 years. From primary school to my current job at…
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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…