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In Winter’s Watch We Wait for You (NDH-0361)
A contemplative Irish Advent hymn calling weary hearts to quiet watchfulness in the winter dark Continue reading
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O Wisdom, Light That Does Not Fade (NDH-0376)
A quiet All Saints hymn for the weary, the unseen, and those who walk beyond labels. Continue reading
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Beside Victoria’s broad expanse (NDH-0370)
A hymn inspired by today’s Mass at St George’s, Belfast, remembering Bishop James Hannington and his companions, with a reflection on pilgrimage, faithful witness, and the communion of saints. Continue reading
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November comes upon the hill (NDH-0365)
A quiet All Souls’ Day hymn remembering beloved names and forgotten souls held in God’s mercy. Continue reading
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Star. Street. Sanctuary.
Star-led paths. Hidden gifts. A healing touch. On the twelfth day, we remember those who walk differently, pray deeply, and offer mercy in quiet ways. A hymn for the ones who follow light others miss—and for the saint who welcomed them. Continue reading
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Flow. Bridge. Threshold.
The Eleventh Day of Christmas reflects on quiet, transitional moments and divine presence in nature. Continue reading
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Riverbank. Roundabout. Peace.– A hymn inspired by Psalm 23 — “The Lord is here beside me now” (CM)
The hymn reimagines Psalm 23, celebrating God’s presence in everyday life and nature. Continue reading
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Light. Frost. Presence.
Hymns | Christmas | 3 January The tenth day of Christmas rarely draws attention. No feast, no fanfare, no special observance in the Church of Ireland—just a quiet winter day held within Christmastide’s long, slow glow. Yet for many of us, especially those who move through the world with neurodivergent rhythms, these “unmarked” days can… Continue reading
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Name. Covenant. Praise.
New Year’s Day in the Christian calendar invites us into a quieter beginning than the world expects. While fireworks fade and resolutions rush in, the Church turns its gaze to something far smaller and far more tender: an eight‑day‑old child, named and marked in the flesh. The Feast of the Circumcision and Naming of Christ… Continue reading