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Not Hidden in the Shadows
A quiet tribute to an elder who saw me clearly—living not hidden in the shadows, but with grace. Continue reading
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Lamp, Camp, Cross.
Rhythms of Presence in Prayer, Preparation, and Witness Psalm 119:105–128 | 1 Maccabees 3:42–60 | Mark 15:33–41 | RB Chapter 18 There are days when the lectionary and the Rule seem to conspire gently, offering not answers but a rhythm to inhabit. October 22 is one such day. The psalmist speaks of a lamp, not Continue reading
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Otto in Belfast
Otto the autism support bear visits Belfast—quiet comfort when a missing salamander stirs unexpected feelings at the museum. Continue reading
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Rhythm, Mercy, Presence.
Praying the Hours in Dialysis and Grace Psalm 89:1-18 | 1 Maccabees 3:27-41 | Mark 15:16-32 | RB Chapter 17: Today’s readings are not gentle. Psalm 89 begins with promise—“I will sing of your steadfast love, O Lord”—but quickly turns to lament. The psalmist remembers covenant and kindness, yet feels the sting of abandonment. Maccabees Continue reading
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When the Word Stands Alone
Is the Word enough? A reflection on Scripture, Tradition, and Reason—and the danger of standing alone. #NeuroDivine Continue reading
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Barricades and Beginnings
Before most of my classmates met Kevin and Sadie in “Across the Barricades,” I had already walked with them through “The Twelfth Day of July”—thanks to my grandmother Catherine’s quiet gift: a summer library filled with stories that taught empathy, context, and courage. This is a thanksgiving for her legacy of books and bridges. Continue reading
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Rhythm, Resistance, Surrender
A reflection on praise in constraint, courage in quiet, and the strength of showing up. Psalm 80 | 1 Maccabees 3:1-26 | Mark 15:1-15 | RB Chapter 16: There’s a thread running through today’s readings that feels stitched into the fabric of my days: the ache of longing, the courage to resist, and the quiet Continue reading
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Stitched into Silence
A quiet joy threads through covenant, rhythm, and persistence—where Alleluia waits, justice lingers, and presence becomes its own prayer. Continue reading
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Lift. Listen. Lean.
A Feast of Clarity and Care in the Midst of Constraint Readings: Psalms 145, 146 | Isaiah 55:1–13 | Luke 1:1–4 | RB 14 Reflection for St Luke’s Day There’s a gentleness in today’s readings—a kind of invitation that doesn’t rush or demand, but waits with open arms. “Come, all you who are thirsty… listen, Continue reading
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Stitched into the Rhythm
Stitched into silence and shared care, we mark time together—patients, nurses, rhythms—held in the grace of dialysis presence. Continue reading
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