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Choristers Return to Exeter Cathedral
Choristers are returning to Exeter Cathedral for the first time since England’s coronavirus lockdown began in March, and are rehearsing in preparation for their first…
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Review: Much to Learn
Laura Spinney Pale Rider: The Spanish Flu of 1918 and How It Changed the World The flu virus spanned the globe and killed countless millions,…
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Sundays@7 is moving to Sundays@6
Starting 4 October, Sundays@7 meetings will move from 7pm to 6pm – becoming Sundays@6! Sundays@6 is an alternative space in a relaxed, friendly and open…
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Judging by Appearance
By The Revd Preb Julian Ould, A retired priest, who lived in my last parish, left me in his will a wooden statue, which is…
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Encountering Stillness and Silence a Little at a Time
By Revd Phil Wales John’s Gospel ends with the words: “But there are also many other things that Jesus did; if every one of them…
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Review: The Freedoms We Take for Granted
Larry Siedentop Inventing the Individual: The Origins of Western Liberalism We live in a country where individual freedom and equality are taken for granted. A…
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Unearthed: Updates from the Cloisters Archaeological Investigation
The archaeologists currently digging at Exeter Cathedral aim to reveal crucial information about the layout of the site’s original medieval cloister. This information will be…
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Finding a Voice
By Canon Chris Palmer, Throughout lockdown our worship has been conducted online – on Zoom and Facebook live. And even though we are again able…
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Angels of Hope
By Deborah Custance-Baker, Before lockdown, Exeter Cathedral were planning to host the Guinness Attempt of the Longest Line of Knitted Bunting, but due to…
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The Daffodil Principle
By the Revd Preb Julian Ould, At the beginning of March I retired from full-time ministry. I was lucky or fortunate enough to have been…