Hymns
New songs for ancient truths.
Original compositions and lyrical theology that find a voice in the Anglican tradition and the neurodivergent experience. These are melodies for the quiet keeping and the communal heart.
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The Cross Still Marks This Pilgrim Land: A Hymn for Holy Cross Day
A new hymn for Holy Cross Day, placing the Cross of Christ within the wind, rain and ancient prayer of the Irish landscape. Continue reading
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When a Hymn Finds Its Way Home on St Ciarán’s Day
On St Ciarán’s Day, a hymn finds its way home to Clonmacnoise—and into other voices. Continue reading
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Reflecting on Paschal Hope and Community in a New Hymn
A hymn reflects on Christ’s presence, community, and resurrection, embodying hope and mercy. Continue reading
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Called, Transformed, and Sent
God calls, reshapes, and sends us out in genuine love, transforming lives through service and connection. Continue reading
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Christ’s Steadfast Fire in Kildare
A hymn for First Vespers of Sunday As evening gathers and we cross the quiet threshold into the Lord’s Day, this hymn turns toward Kildare, where a rekindled flame continues to shine as a sign of welcome, justice, and hope. Once extinguished under pressure and rekindled in our own time, it stands not for Brigid… Continue reading
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Hymn for the Feast of the Beheading of St John the Baptist
Fierce witness in wild weather: John’s courage, Irish landscape, and quiet service shape this feast’s song. Continue reading
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A hymn for Augustine of Hippo
Augustine’s journey reflects seeking wisdom amid life’s challenges, inviting a deeper understanding of faith. Continue reading
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A hymn for Monica, mother of Augustine of Hippo
The hymn honors Saint Monica’s unwavering faith and love, illuminating hope through her trials. Continue reading
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Through Centuries of Stone
Six centuries of ringing bells bear witness to faithful ministry, history, and enduring Christian hope. Continue reading
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Hymn for St Bartholomew’s Day (LM)
A hymn celebrating Christ’s healing, unity, service, and presence in Irish faith traditions. Continue reading
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Drawn from the Reeds
When fear rises, God anchors us in quiet grace, transforming our storms into faithful purpose. Continue reading
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Baptised in Bernard’s Shadow
St Bernard, the Cistercian inheritance of Ireland, and an unexpected baptismal anniversary Continue reading
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Wondrous in Your Sight: A Gay Man’s Thanksgiving
A gay Christian’s thanksgiving for love, identity and the God who knows and affirms us wholly. Continue reading
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“Turn wandering hearts towards Your truth” – a reflection and hymn
Readings Reflection Where is My Heart Actually Turned? In these three readings, we meet people facing the uncomfortable gap between what they want and what God is actually asking of them. In 1 Kings, Solomon’s heart gradually turns away from God. It is not one dramatic rejection, but a slow drifting of loyalty. The king… Continue reading
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Hidden Mercies on the Pilgrim Way
Through shadow, sorrow and storm, Christ walks towards us, feeds us, and sends us onward. Continue reading
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Seeing Beyond the Mist: a hymn for Morning Prayer for the Transfiguration
Written in a hospital bed, this Transfiguration hymn finds divine light amidst life’s deepest mists. Continue reading
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Granny of God: A Pastoral Hymn & Reflection
This pastoral hymn honours St Anne, weaving Irish nature and faith across generations. Continue reading
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Blessing the Land, Blessing the Nations
Psalm 67 finds fresh voice through Kildare, the Barrow, Slieve Bloom, and a timeless Welsh melody. Continue reading
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Cloistered Hush: Finding Sensory Sanctuary in the Sacred Dark
Find quiet grace in the dark—where wrestling turns to rest and small capacity is blessed. Continue reading
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Hearing Heaven in the Hedgerow
“We often search for the magnificent to prove God is near, but the Kingdom rarely announces itself with a trumpet blast.” Discover how the quiet flutter of a goldcrest and the warm song of a robin reveal the Bread and Cup hidden right in our hedgerows. Read the reflection and new original hymn, O Christ,… Continue reading
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