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Delivered by boat and installed in the cathedral in 1887, the Father Willis Organ is a treasured piece of Truro Cathedral’s heritage. Built by Willis, widely regarded as one of the greatest organ …

While the sound of our cathedral bells, on a Sunday morning perhaps, or on Tuesday evenings when we practise or at other times, may for many of us be something which we take for granted it does seem …

We are living in the age of fake news. President Trump’s use of fake news as an excuse for when things go wrong seems to be a common cry these days. The problem is that fake news works both ways; the …

 Through his years as a priest, Canon Alan thinks he has christened somewhere between 300 and 400 babies. That being said, he has never before had the opportunity to fill in the registers and name …

Between 1993 and 1996, the dear old Church of England spent a not small amount of money, on my ordination training. Placing me in nice surroundings in rural Oxfordshire, with 70 other people who were …

On Saturday 21 July, hundreds of eager concert goers poured into the cathedral for Truro Symphony Orchestra's Summer Concert.  The Russian theme didn't disappoint with a highlight being Prokofiev's …

After three years working at the heart of the cathedral team as our assistant curate, at the morning eucharist on Sunday 16 September we must officially say goodbye to Jane Horton as her curacy …