January 28, 2026
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Brigid. Pat. Sarah.
From Brigid’s fire to today’s Church, a hymn of gratitude and hope, attentive to calling and the Spirit’s movement in an Irish Church still becoming Continue reading
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Ground. Way. Breath.
I’ve been sitting for a while with the idea that faith is something made as much as it is believed—shaped by hands, time, weather, and patience. This hymn grew out of that sense of slow, faithful craft. It’s written with stone in mind: quarries and chisels, walls raised and repaired, the quiet devotion of people Continue reading
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Silence. Signal. Recognition.
✨ Reflection on Watching the Waterloo Road Series 17 Finale Watching the finale, I found myself quietly unsurprised when Luca’s sexuality was finally acknowledged. Long before the script made it explicit, something in his story — the emotional timbre, the way he moved through the world, the subtle sense of difference layered on difference — Continue reading
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