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by Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian “There were bright buildings, many bathing-halls, plenty of tall pinnacles, a great noise of people, many a banqueting-hall full of…
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We Are Pilgrims on a Journey…
By Rev’d Phil Wales, Cathedral Deacon “We are pilgrims on a journey, We are travellers on the road; We are here to help each other…
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New Archaeological Discoveries in the Quire
New archaeological discoveries at Exeter Cathedral This week, archaeologists at Exeter Cathedral have made some exciting new discoveries from their investigation in the Quire area of…
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A Battle of the Senses
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian Printing presses may not have had the immediate global reach of our modern-day social media platforms but pamphlets could be…
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Book Review – Show me the Bodies: How We Let Grenfell Happen by Peter Apps
Reviewed by Canon Mike D Williams A shocking but necessary book. Shocking in the way it details the Grenfell fire hour by hour and the…
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“Life is a Gift”
By Revd. Canon Deborah Parsons I was unexpectedly moved by the news that George Alagiah had died earlier this week, nearly ten years after being…
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Reflections: Earworms
by Ven David Gunn-Johnson Most people are familiar with the idea of an “earworm”, a tune or phrase that lodges itself in the mind and…
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The Mystery of St Oflamnus
by Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist Have you ever heard of St Oflamnus? It is not surprising if you haven’t, because no saint of that name…
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“Defaced by Galls”
by Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist In 1286, following the murder – three years earlier – of the Cathedral’s Precentor, Walter Lechlade, an agreement was drawn…
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Holy Thought
by Canon Cate Edmonds “Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I fear no evil;for you are with me; your…