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Broken Promises
By Canon Chris Palmer 13 October was the feast day of St Edward the Confessor, who founded Exeter Cathedral in 1050. This homily was preached…
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Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market Dates Confirmed
This year’s Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market will run from Friday 18 November, to Sunday 18 December. Organisers at the cathedral have confirmed the dates alongside…
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A Grand Tour
By The Rev’d Preb Julian Ould Jane and I have just returned from a ten-day holiday. Jane had expressed a wish to visit Durham and…
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Voices of Cambridge Ensemble Visiting Choir
In addition to Exeter Cathedral’s own choirs, the Cathedral is also regularly joined by visiting choirs from across the globe. On Saturday 22 and Sunday…
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Feast Day of St Michael and All Angels
By Revd Canon Ian Morter Yesterday, 29 September, was the feast day of St Michael and All Angels, this is one of the major celebrations…
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“May she be filled with abundant grace and princely virtues.”
By Canon Cate Edmonds I think we were all moved by the state funeral of our late Queen Elizabeth II, and by the service of…
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Exeter Cathedral Prepares Commemoration Service for the Queen
Exeter Cathedral is to hold a special Service of Commemoration and Thanksgiving for Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. More than a thousand people are…
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“…a time for every matter under heaven”
By the Reverend Phil Wales A small assortment of long-cherished objects has taken on an additional poignancy for me during this time of mourning for…
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‘… whose service is perfect freedom’
By Canon Chris Palmer On the weekend of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations, I preached at the Sunday Eucharist at the Cathedral. I reflected on words…
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“What’s wrong with now?”
By Revd. Canon Deborah Parsons My sister-in-law recently visited and left behind a bag of books for summer holiday reading. Nothing highbrow or intellectually challenging,…