- Blog
- Cathedral Life
Faith on the Edge: Prisons Week 2024
By Revd Phil Wales “… I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was…
Categories
- Blog (115)
- Cathedral Life (470)
- Cathedral News (198)
- Christmas (50)
- Collections (24)
- Event News (45)
- Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market (10)
- Here For You (232)
- Library & Archives (69)
- Living in Love & Faith (5)
- MFT (2)
- Music (5)
- Press Releases (170)
- Public Notices (51)
- Review (13)
- Shorts (19)
Categories
- Blog
- Cathedral Life
O pray for the peace of Jerusalem
By Revd Preb Nigel Guthrie It was nearly thirty years ago that I joined a pilgrimage to the Holy Land arranged for clergy new to…
- Blog
- Cathedral Life
Copper-plated Cartography
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian Prior to the 16th century, mapmakers printed maps using a ‘relief’ method of printing: wood-engraving. The engraver drew the image…
- Blog
- Cathedral Life
Stories
By Canon Cate Edmonds I have to admit to being a lover of a good “who done it”. I like nothing better after a long…
- Blog
- Cathedral Life
Book Review: The Crisis of Democratic Capitalism by Martin Wolf
Reviewed by Canon Mike D Williams Liberal democracy is under threat. The biggest threats are domestic. They come from ‘poor political and policy responses to…
- Cathedral Life
- Library & Archives
The Guardian newspaper
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian If you flick through the pages of this 19th century Anglican weekly newspaper you will come across the odd issue…
- Cathedral Life
- Collections
From the Archives: Luscombe Letter, 1883
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist This poor letter is in terrible condition. It has been badly damaged by long exposure to damp and stone dust.…
- Blog
- Cathedral Life
Matthew from HMRC to Evangelists
By Rev’d Canon Ian Morter On 21 September the Church celebrates the life and ministry of St Matthew, an Apostle of Jesus and Evangelist. In…
- Cathedral Life
- Library & Archives
Heritage Open Days 2024
By Ellie Jones, Cathedral Archivist This week we have been celebrating Heritage Open Days, England’s “largest community led festival of history and culture”, with a…
- Blog
- Cathedral Life
Cathedral Music
By Canon James Mustard A new academic year has begun with a new choir year. Last weekend we welcomed eight new probationer choristers, a new…