Prayer is not an interruption to life; it is the rhythm that gently shapes it.

The prayers and daily offices on NeuroDivine are rooted in Scripture, the Irish landscape, and the quiet wisdom of the Christian contemplative tradition. Written from within the Anglican tradition and inspired by Benedictine spirituality, they are intended to accompany ordinary life with moments of stillness, praise, intercession, and thanksgiving.

These offices are spacious, sensory-aware, and accessible for autistic and neurodivergent people, while welcoming anyone seeking a gentle rhythm of prayer. They may be prayed alone or with others, at home, in church, on pilgrimage, in hospital, on a train, or wherever the day finds you.

The daily offices are offered as companions to the Church of Ireland’s Daily Prayer. They are not intended to replace the authorised liturgies of the Church, but to provide a complementary rhythm of prayer rooted in place, Scripture, and the presence of Christ in the ordinary moments of each day.

“Lord, teach us to pray.”

— Luke 11:1

Throughout these offices, “the Holy Three” is used as an ancient Celtic way of speaking of the Holy Trinity: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

Morning Prayer

Midday Prayer

Evening Prayer

Celtic Compline

A Prayer in the Dialysis Chair, in the Spirit of St Benedict

A Litany of Light and Peace

A NeuroDivine Rosary for the Hospital

NeuroDivine Prayer Books

The prayers offered freely on this page are also part of a wider and growing ministry of prayer in print.

The NeuroDivine Book of Daily Prayer

The NeuroDivine Book of Daily Prayer offers a gentle rhythm of prayer for morning, midday, evening, and night.

Rooted in Scripture, Anglican tradition, Benedictine spirituality, and the landscapes of Ireland, it has been written especially with autistic and neurodivergent people in mind, while remaining open and accessible to anyone seeking a spacious pattern of daily prayer.

The book includes several forms of the daily offices, allowing the rhythm of prayer to respond to ordinary days, feast days, and days on which the Eucharist is celebrated. It may be used alone, with others, at home, while travelling, during illness, or wherever prayer finds a place within the day.

Available in paperback and hardback from Lulu.com.

The NeuroDivine Book of Graces

The NeuroDivine Book of Graces is a small collection of prayers for meals, hospitality, thanksgiving, and the ordinary sharing of food.

The graces are suitable for use at home, at parish meals, on pilgrimage, during celebrations, and around tables both formal and improvised. They offer words for everyday meals as well as particular seasons, occasions, and moments of gratitude.

The book is intended to help prayer become part of the natural rhythm of gathering, receiving, eating, and giving thanks.

Available in paperback from Lulu.com.

The online prayers on NeuroDivine will remain freely available. The printed books offer a way to carry them, return to them away from a screen, or give them to someone else.

Prayer Intentions

If there is something you would like held in prayer, you are welcome to leave a request.

Requests may be named or anonymous.

I cannot promise personal replies, but each request will be remembered in prayer as part of my daily office.