Blog
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An Interview with our bishop-elect
Philip Mounstephen soon takes up the reins as Bishop of Truro – but who is he? Dean Roger found out a bit more when they sat down for a cuppa and a chat …
RB: Welcome Philip – I know members of the …
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Bell ringing - the ultimate heavy metal!
If you have ever wanted to try your hand at bell ringing, Truro Cathedral's team of ringers wants to hear from you! The bells are rung at the cathedral twice on a Sunday and once on a Tuesday evening …
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Cathedral Gardening Group
Do you like getting your hands dirty? Over the summer months, Canon Lynda set up a new cathedral volunteer gardening group to assist with the development and maintenance of the green and various …
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Bishop to be welcomed at cathedral service
The 16th Bishop of Truro, Philip Mounstephen, will be given a warm welcome to the diocese in a service at Truro Cathedral on Saturday, January 12, 2019. The service will see the new bishop formally …
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A heartfelt 'thank you' to all our poppy makers
We had an incredible response to our 'Message of Peace' Poppy Campaign and received thousands of beautiful paper poppies. All the poppies were uniquely created by individuals, young and old, schools, …
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Getting Festive in the Gift Shop
If you are struggling to find the perfect advent calendar or candle, Christmas gift or decoration, look no further than the cathedral shop! Located just inside the cathedral, the shop offers a …
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Cornwall Remembers
Four years ago, the cathedral oversaw a programme of lectures, poetry readings, concerts and services entitled Cornwall Remembers, a series of commemorative events surrounding the hundredth …
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Lessons in History
I have just been reading a book on ancient Greece and Rome. Not your typical holiday reading, I warrant, but to each their own. Not unsurprisingly there was a chapter on Pompeii, and the volcanic …
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Finding Private Walter
Over that past few years, my late Mum and I have been researching her family tree. She had her fathers' side done professionally in the 1980s but only as far as a few generations to the 1800s. I was …