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Jeremy Taylor: A Legacy of Grace, Truth, and Inclusion
Jeremy Taylor, Anglican bishop and theologian, found peace in Ireland during turbulent times. His writings, Holy Living and Holy Dying, still inspire today. As we honour his legacy, we reflect on inclusion—welcoming neurodiverse minds into faith communities with grace, truth, and spiritual depth. His courage calls us to embrace difference. Continue reading
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Nazareth to Nicaea: Celebrating 1,700 Years of the Nicene Creed
This September, Ecumenical Bible Week 2025 invites us to journey from Nazareth to Nicaea, marking the 1,700th anniversary of the historic Council of Nicaea (325 CE)—the birthplace of the Nicene Creed. Through a week of reflection, prayer, and dialogue, Christians from across denominations will explore the deep connection between Scripture and this foundational statement of Continue reading
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Shared Themes: Time, Discipline, and Sacred Routine
Whether shaped by dialysis, autism, or the Rule of St Benedict, life can become a tapestry of structured time, intentional living, and deep discipline. Continue reading
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🌿 A Summer’s Pause at St Brigid’s Cathedral, Kildare 🌿
There are places that seem to breathe history, where the air carries whispers of centuries past. On a radiant summer day in Kildare, I found myself drawn into one such sanctuary—St Brigid’s Cathedral. Beneath the brilliant blue sky and the golden warmth of the sun, the cathedral offered a striking contrast: cool, quiet, and deeply Continue reading
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Finding Community in a Dialysis Unit: A Journey of Connection and Resilience
I never expected to find friendship in a dialysis unit, but over time, the faces around me became familiar, then comforting. We share more than treatment—we share stories, laughter, and strength. In this unlikely space, I found a community that reminds me I’m not alone in this journey. Continue reading
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God Has No Country: A Pilgrim’s Journey Through Kerry by Rail
From Monasterevin to Killarney by rail, this pilgrimage blended history, faith, and quiet heroism. With my Kerry Camino stamp and ties to the Order of St John, I honoured Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty’s legacy—proof that God Has No Country, and true journeys are measured not in miles, but in meaning. Continue reading
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Exploring Ireland by Rail: A Journey from Monasterevin with Heart and Hope
Living with kidney failure, I’ve found healing and freedom through Ireland’s Free Travel Pass. My rail journeys from Monasterevin to distant corners of the country have become more than travel—they’re moments of reflection, connection, and quiet joy. Each trip remindme that life beynd limitations is still full of wonder. Continue reading
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🕊️ Welcome to Neurodivine
This is a space for the sacred and the strange. Here, the mind wanders through lucidity and fracture. The body aches, but speaks. Faith flickers in the margins. Myth echoes through memory. And somewhere in the rift—oddities bloom. I write from the crossroads of neurodivergence, chronic illness, and spiritual longing. From Ireland’s damp soil and Continue reading
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