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Recipe: Refried Beans
By André de Mendonça I learned this recipe from someone in the Venezuelan jungle many years ago. We didn’t speak the same language, so she…
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Stapledon the Cathedral Cat: My Very Important Name
Hello everyone, Stapledon here! I hope you are well. This week I’m going to tell you a little bit more about my name, and why…
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The Labyrinth
By Canon Chris Palmer “We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we…
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Letter from Countess Wear: The New Normal
By Morwenna Ludlow Recent news articles have drawn attention to the nation’s rediscovered love of the bicycle. Reportedly, cycle shops and repair shops are experiencing…
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Rosling’s Ten Reasons Why We’re Wrong About the World
Factfulness by Hans Rosling This book is good news – the perfect antidote to Covid-19 overload. It sets out ten reasons why we’re wrong about…
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Recipe: Potato Dumplings
By André de Mendonça This is a great dish if you are vegetarian – simple ingredients and if you happen to have some sage in…
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Growing in the Face of Change
By Revd Julian Ould It is a fact that most of us don’t like change and therefore the current climate of uncertainty for our future…
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Recipe: Black-eyed Beans with Courgettes
By André de Mendonça This is a great dish if you are vegetarian or if you just want a cheap, quick but amazingly tasty meal.…
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News from Stapledon the Cathedral Cat
Hello! My name is Stapledon and I’m the Cathedral Cat at Exeter Cathedral. I am very pleased to say that the Dean has asked me…
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The Slow Work of God
By Revd Phil Wales The prayer of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin begins, ‘Above all, trust in the slow work of God.’ This prayer, and these…