NeuroDivine

reflections on faith, church life, and the holy in unexpected places

April 12, 2026

2026-04-12

A new hymn for the Second Sunday of Easter — “At Break of Day the Christ draws near” (88 88 88)

A hymn shaped by Irish light and land, written from a mind that reads the world through texture, pattern, and quietness, meeting the risen Christ. Continue reading

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About Me

Welcome to Neurodivine—a space where the sacred and the strange, the clinical and the contemplative, the Irish rain, and inner storms all meet.

I’m Michael, and this blog is my living archive of a life shaped by autism, HIV, kidney failure, and a deep connection to Benedictine spirituality. I write from Ireland, a land that holds myth and medicine in equal measure, where pilgrimage isn’t always a walk through holy ruins—it’s sometimes a slow shuffle through hospital corridors, or a quiet moment in a chapel when the world feels too loud.

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April 12, 2026

A new hymn for the Second Sunday of Easter — “At Break of Day the Christ draws near” (88 88 88)