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Exeter Cathedral Quiz Evening – on Zoom!
Saturday 12th December, 7.15 for 7.30pm, on Zoom. As we enter into the second wave of Covid-19 we thought that as a pre-Christmas event we…
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Exeter Cathedral Closes to Sightseers, but Vows to Remain ‘Here for the People of Devon’
Following the government’s announcement last weekend of a second national lockdown, Exeter Cathedral has temporarily suspended group worship services and sightseeing visits. The move follows…
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We are Open for Private Prayer and Reflection
Under current guidance, the Cathedral will be open for individual private prayer and reflection only, 11am-3pm during the national lockdown. Sunday Services: During the national…
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“To live, now that would be a real adventure”
By The Rev’d Preb Julian Ould I have just come away from the phone having spoken to a lady who was 90 years old last…
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Thanks to the Friends for Funding Major Building Repairs
The recently repaired South Quire Clerestory windows You may think that scaffolding is a permanent feature of Exeter Cathedral – and you would be correct…
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Exeter Chiefs’ New Trophies go on Display at Exeter Cathedral
Book your place to view the trophies The Exeter Chiefs Rugby Club is to display both its Heineken Champions Cup and its Gallagher Premiership…
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Holly Berries in October!
By The Revd Canon Cate Edmonds, I was out for a walk with my husband and dogs recently at one of our particular favourite haunts…
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Review: The False Premise of Meritocracy
Michael J Sandel The Tyranny of Merit: What’s Become of the Common Good? We live in an age of winners and losers; entrenched inequality gives…
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Review: A Call to Embrace Responsibility for Our Planet
David Wallace-Wells The Uninhabitable Earth: A Story of the Future Whatever you think about climate change this book will take you to a new level.…
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Opportunities to Join the Cathedral Chapter
As Exeter Cathedral seeks applicants for two very important new roles, The Very Revd Jonathan Greener explains more about the Cathedral Chapter and the new…