NeuroDivine

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

Grace

2026-03-12

A Feast of Grace Unseen: a Eucharistic hymn – “Along the bog-road, dawn alights” (Common Metre)

Inspired by Isaiah 52:3, this hymn imagines Christ’s Eucharistic grace along an Irish bog road, where creation pauses as redemption unfolds. Continue reading

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2025-12-13

Awkward. Risk. Grace.

A meditation on queer trust and divine presence, sparked by a motorbike ride in Pillion. Continue reading

rift

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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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Unless otherwise noted, all posts, stories, hymns, poems are copyright © 2025-2026 Michael McFarland Campbell, All rights reserved. Permission granted for local church or parish use with attribution. Not for commercial reproduction.

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Grace

A Feast of Grace Unseen: a Eucharistic hymn – “Along the bog-road, dawn alights” (Common Metre)

Awkward. Risk. Grace.