Psalms
The Psalms give voice to the full range of human experience before God. In these reflections, hymns, and prayers, the ancient songs of scripture meet the paths of pilgrimage, the rhythms of daily life, and the search for grace in both joy and struggle. This category forms part of the ongoing A Pilgrim’s Psalter of Earth and Light project.
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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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Not to Us Be Glory: Vocation, Vigil, and Psalm 115: a new hymn—“Not to us be glory given” (87 87 D)
Not to us be glory: a hymn shaped by Psalm 115 turns watchfulness into mercy, and calls us from self toward service, trust, and quiet, faithful witness. Continue reading
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Compline hymn based on Psalm 91 – “Beneath Your wings, O Holy One” (Common Metre)
A hymn rooted in the Irish landscape inspired by the ancient compline psalm 91. Continue reading
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Rescued. Renewed. Rejoicing. A hymn inspired by Psalm 116— “I love the Lord who heard my cry” (DLM)
The hymn reflects on Psalm 116, expressing gratitude for God’s mercy and presence in vulnerability, emphasizing healing, peace, and hope amid life’s struggles. Continue reading
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