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From the Library: A Victorian Book Club
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian I belong to a book group in the town where I live. We circulate ideas for books to read via…
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The God Bearer
By Canon Ian Morter In the South West corner of the Cathedral on the right had side of the Lady Chapel is the Chapel of…
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Edgar the Peaceable and charters from the House of Wessex
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist There are approximately 1,000 charters which survive from Anglo Saxon England. Sixteen of them are in the Exeter Cathedral Archives.…
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“Consider the lilies of the field”
By Canon Cate Edmonds One of the delights of this time of the year for me is the appearance of the range of spring flowers.…
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An infinite love of Pi
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian Friday 14 March is International Pi Day. It makes better sense in America where the month is typically written before…
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A Lent of Fruitful Pruning
A Lent of Fruitful Pruning By The Revd. Preb. Nigel Guthrie Jesus said “I am the true vine, and my Father is the vine-grower. He…
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Life is for Living
Life is for Living Reflection by The Revd Preb Julian Ould I write this article amidst a certain amount of sadness and sorrow. Since the beginning…
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Julia Rausing Trust Brings a Welcome Boost to the 2020’s Development Project
Julia Rausing Trust brings a welcome boost to the 2020’s Development Project At Exeter Cathedral, we are immensely grateful to the Julia Rausing Trust for…
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From the Library: Empowering and transforming lives
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian Alongside work to build our beautiful new Friends’ Cloister Gallery and Treasures Gallery, we are also being supported by The…
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Book Review: On Leadership by Tony Blair
Reviewed by Canon Mike D Williams Leadership is a journey. This book is a disjointed journey of 40 short chapters. There are some interesting insights…