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Get Your Hands Dirty
By Canon Chris Palmer Are you someone who likes getting your hands dirty? Do you do the gardening, and feel the soil between your fingers.…
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Meet the Artists: A Q&A With Luxmuralis
Time by Luxmuralis at Salisbury Cathedral. Following its launch at Salisbury Cathedral in November, Exeter Cathedral will be the first tour venue to host this…
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Scenes from the Life of Christ: 10. Entry into Jerusalem
By Professor Morwenna Ludlow One of my favourite pictures is Giotto’s image of Jesus entering Jerusalem on a donkey, his hand raised in blessing. His…
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Daniel in Our Day – The Writing on the Wall
By Revd Preb Julian Ould During this month we set aside a day, Remembrance Day, when for two minutes we stop and reflect. We reflect…
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Book Review – Leadership – Six Studies in World Strategy by Henry Kissinger
Reviewed by Canon Mike D Williams Do individuals shape world events? Henry Kissinger thinks they do based on his experience as Secretary of State for…
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Faith and our future: Religion’s role in climate activism
By Ned Remington Exeter Cathedral is proud to be supporting 19-year-old Devonian, Ned Remington, as an Official Observer at this year’s COP29 Climate Summit in Baku. Ned’s placement is part of the…
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Awareness
By Canon Cate Edmonds I came across a book recently entitled Awareness. The theme of the book was, as you can imagine, about awareness, particularly…
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Four Manuscripts by the Rev Sabine Baring-Gould (1834-1924)
By Diane Walker The latest newsletter of the Friends of Exeter Cathedral contains fascinating details about a group of four manuscripts in the Cathedral’s collections.…
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Reading for Fun
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian We all know the benefit of early reading, but it seems that coaxing children to read has always been a…
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Hilda of Whitby or Hild of Whitby
By Canon Ian Morter This week I would like to focus our thoughts on one of the leading influencers of the Christian story in this…