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A hymn and reflection for the Transfiguration of our Lord
When life feels overwhelming, a glimpse of the sacred changes everything. This is my reflection on finding God’s transfiguring glory in the majestic Mourne Mountains. Continue reading
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The Rope in Stone
A braided thread of ancient stone connects modern wanderers to Ireland’s timeless, sacred path. Continue reading
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Scriptural Roots and Celtic Skies: A Reflection on Two Irish Hymns
Two Irish hymns, one Scripture: exploring pilgrimage and contemplation through Celtic landscapes, creation, and the enduring light of God’s Word together. Continue reading
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Lauds in an Irish Park
A new poem inspired by birds in a park on my way to dialysis. Continue reading
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The Garden Remembered
A Celtic reimagining of Genesis, inviting us to see God’s hallowed creation in Ireland’s landscapes. Continue reading
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Hidden Fires & Inner Skies
A new NeuroDivine devotional exploring Eucharistic spirituality, neurodivergence, and the quiet places where Christ meets us in creation, prayer, and the breaking of the bread. Continue reading
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The Woven Flock: A Hymn of Belonging inspired by John 10
A new hymn on John 10 with an Irish voice: Christ the Good Shepherd calls each of us by name, gathering every soul into His woven flock of love. Continue reading
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The Tidal Hush
Sometimes the body asks us to slow down. The Tidal Hush is a short poem about noticing heat, weakness, and stillness—and discovering that even these moments can become places of quiet reflection. Continue reading
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From Font to Fellowship
St Brigid’s Cathedral continues the ministry of hospitality. Continue reading
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The God Who Stills the Storm: “The Glens Proclaim Your Holy Name” (DCM)
This hymn reimagines Psalm 76 within an Irish landscape of glens, mountains, holy wells, and western shores. It celebrates the God who breaks the bow and stills the storm, whose peace is witnessed in creation and whose presence continues to guide pilgrims through the hills and hollows of life. Continue reading
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Schooled for the Path: St Alban, Adaptive Fitness, and Small Gains—“O God of steadfast bravery” (CM)
On the Feast of St Alban, I reflect on his soldier-strength and my own adaptive fitness journey—finding “thin-place courage” in the power of small gains. Continue reading
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Pride, Shame, and the God Who Calls Us Beloved
Beloved, not broken. Discover why Pride isn’t the arrogance scripture condemns, but a rejection of shame—and a glimpse of the dignity God intended all along. Continue reading
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The Salmon and the Hare
A Parish Reflection for Proper 8 For Sunday 28 June 2026. There are mornings when the climb before us feels entirely too steep. We rise to face the day carrying burdens that are hidden from the world—the quiet ache of a prolonged trial, the heavy exhaustion of a lingering grief, or simply the mental fatigue… Continue reading
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Hyperfocus on the Platform: Capturing the Spark in Transit
Creative expression can surge unexpectedly, transcending settings and circumstances. Continue reading
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Heaven Whispered Through the Trees. A hymn for St John’s Day. “When First the Hush of Morning Broke” (88.88.88)
The hymn reflects on St John the Baptist’s role as a herald of Christ, emphasizing themes of healing, compassionate service, and the Church’s mission through prayer and inspiration. Continue reading
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Ahead of the Feast: The Quiet Wilderness and the Healing Hand
Before the shouting came the silence. A new hymn and reflection exploring St John the Baptist as a kindred soul for sensitive spirits and modern healers. Continue reading
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The Liturgy of the Sunday Papers
Unlock the hidden choreography of life through the extraordinary depth of ordinary moments. Dive into a profound reflection on time, memory, and sacred rhythms. Continue reading
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A Hymn for a Wandering People, the Weary and the Small
A new hymn and reflection exploring Celtic thin places, St Columba’s crane, and finding sensory sanctuary amidst the recent community tensions in Northern Ireland. Continue reading
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From Pixels and Scraps to Codex
A fleeting thought becomes a note, a draft, a reflection, a post — and sometimes, if it keeps speaking, a page bound into a waiting codex. Continue reading
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Discover Irish Hymns: A Living Cloud of Saints
A New Collection of Irish Hymns One of the books quietly sitting in the background of NeuroDivine is A Living Cloud of Irish Witnesses: Hymns for the Saints of Ireland, published in January 2026. The collection brings together 41 hymn texts inspired by saints commemorated in the Irish Church’s calendar and in local tradition. Some… Continue reading
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