NeuroDivine

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

AutisticAnglican

2026-03-06

The Brittle Border: Why the Abuja Statement Disturbs a Benedictine Autistic Soul

Greetings from the heart of the Church of Ireland. As an Irish Anglican, my faith is rooted in the soil of this island—a tradition that has survived centuries of “hard borders” by choosing the Via Media, the Middle Way. As a Benedictine, my life is anchored by the vows of Stability and Hospitality. And as… Continue reading

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2025-10-23

Call. Rhythm. Witness.

Reflection for the Feast of St James, Brother of the Lord Psalm 119:145–168 | Jeremiah 11:18–23 | Matthew 10:16–22 | RB 18 Today’s readings and rhythm feel stitched together like the quilt on the chapel chair—each square distinct, yet part of a whole. Psalm 119, in its final stretch, is a cry of constancy: “I… Continue reading

Reflections

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Cover of "A Living Cloud of Irish Witnesses.