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Ordinary Time?
By Reverend Phil Wales, Cathedral Deacon It used to puzzle me (and sometimes trouble me) that the church uses the phrase ‘ordinary time’ to describe…
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A Compleat Abstract of the Holy Bible
By Isobel, Work Experience Student As a sixth-form student at Torquay Girls’ Grammar School, I came to the Cathedral Library and Archives this week to…
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Appreciation, Hope and Love
By Canon Cate Edmonds When I was a young child, I suffered a lot from ear ache. To get me to sleep after my prayers…
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Recipe: Baba Ganoush
By André de Mendonça I hate aubergines! Except when I’m in Spain when their berenjenas rebozadas or battered aubergines are quite delicious or in a…
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Recipe: Popcorn
When the kids or grandchildren are visited upon you (half-term is coming) it is sometimes taxing to think how to keep them amused. Popcorn is…
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Ukrainian Friends Delighted with Visit to Exeter Cathedral
On Saturday 13 May a group of Ukrainian visitors who have sought refuge locally spent an enjoyable couple of hours touring the Cathedral in the…
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Great Expectations
By Revd Canon Deborah Parsons I once asked a book editor for a national magazine how she decides which books to feature each month given…
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God’s Kingdom
A sermon preached at Choral Evensong on Sunday 30 April. As we prepare for the Coronation, Canon Chris Palmer reflects on God’s kingdom, and it’s…
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Homemade Butter
Homemade Butter By André de Mendonça Two for the price of one. Disgraceful marketing tactic by the supermarkets, of course, done to make you buy…
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What it Means to Belong
By Rev’d Preb Julian Ould We are free! We live in a free society and this means that we can do our own thing. Well,…