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Remembering the Orchids

Outside a dialysis unit, new flowers bloom while memory quietly recalls the wild orchids that once grew there. Continue reading
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From Morning Light to Setting Sun—”Before the Dawn First Brushed the Sky” (CM and refrain)

Sexagesima (the Second Sunday before Lent) draws our attention to the quiet, faithful work of God—the sowing of the seed, the shaping of hearts, the long patience of love that bears fruit in its time. Before we strive, before we worry, before the dawn itself, God is already at work. This hymn is a prayer… Continue reading
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Seedtime. Light. Pilgrimage. A new hymn celebrating spring as a sign of God’s renewing grace.

This hymn is offered as a prayer for the turning of the year, when winter loosens its grip, and the first signs of new life appear in field, garden, and soul. Rooted in the landscapes of Kildare and shaped by the rhythms of early spring, it gives thanks for creation renewed and for God’s living… Continue reading
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Light. Justice. Praise.

On a quiet day of healing, the world itself becomes a liturgy—fire and frost, light and law, all calling us to bless and be blessed. Continue reading







