Celtic Christianity
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When the Veil Grows Thin: An All Hallows’ Even Hymn and Reflection
As autumn mists gather over bog and hillside, All Hallows’ Even invites us into wonder rather than fear. Through this hymn and reflection, explore the Irish landscape, the wisdom of Celtic Christianity, and the sacred thin places where heaven seems closer than we imagined. Continue reading
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By Holy Wells and Winding Ways: A hymn and reflection for Saint Simon and Saint Jude
Saints Simon and Jude guide pilgrims through Irish landscapes, enduring faith, friendship, and witness. Continue reading
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Stacking the Season: A Reflection on Preparing for Winter
Finding stillness in simple winter chores: turning stacked timber into a sanctuary of warmth and light. Continue reading
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A hymn for St Philip the Deacon
The hymn honors St Philip’s mission of welcoming and guiding others, emphasizing sharing Christ’s love and hope along life’s journeys. Continue reading
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God of the hill and shining sea
This hymn emphasizes God’s presence in everyday life, guiding us towards love and truth while connecting faith with local landscapes. Continue reading
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Who Bless our Roads and Trams and Train
An evocative Irish hymn for October 2, finding heavenly protection on familiar roads and rails. Continue reading
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Written in Living Colour
St Matthew’s reflection highlights the Gospel’s transformative power in our unfinished lives. Continue reading
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“Past Sheep-Paths Down to Cushendun” — a hymn for the talents
A Celtic hymn bridging Antrim’s wild coast with the call to live out our gifts. 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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The Keen and Narrow Path
A Parish Reflection for Proper 7 For Sunday 21 June 2026. There are times in the life of any parishioner when the world feels like a bit too much. Whether it’s the weight of a quiet grief, the exhaustion of daily demands, or that sudden, creeping feeling that we’ve lost our bearings, we all know… Continue reading
