AutisticFaith
-
Shoots. Rain. Tunics.
From stump to shoot, from rain to renewal, from tunic to dignity—God’s mercy clothes us in hope. Continue reading
-
Seeds. Scars. Solidarity.
In the grain of wheat, in the dialysis chair, in the scars of memory — prayer becomes fruit. Continue reading
AnglicanTradition, AutisticFaith, Benedictine, BenedictineRhythm, BenedictineSpirituality, bible, Christianity, ChronicIllness, ChronicIllnessCommunity, ChurchOfIreland, CompassionInCare, ContemplativePrayer, Dialysis, DialysisLife, DialysisSpirituality, Faith, god, health, IrishSpirituality, jesus, LifeOnDialysis, LiturgicalLife, LiturgicalReflection, LiveWithADisability, ModernMonasticism, MonasticWisdom, NeurodivergentFaith, NeuroDivine, OraEtLabora, PatientVoices, Pilgrimage, Prayer, QuietCourage, QuietMoments, RedRibbon, Routine, RuleOfLife, RuleOfStBenedict, SacredRoutine, SacredSpaces, ScriptureAndStillness, SmallMercies, Spirituality, SpiritualJourney, WorldAIDSDay -
Silence. Trust. Rest.
After Compline, silence is not emptiness but communion—fertile ground where trust deepens and rest becomes prayer. On this Thursday of reprieve, I let quiet be my healing. Continue reading
AnglicanTradition, Autism, AutisticFaith, Benedictine, BenedictineRhythm, BenedictineSpirituality, bible, Christianity, ChronicIllnessCommunity, ChurchOfIreland, ContemplativePrayer, Dialysis, DialysisLife, DialysisSpirituality, Faith, health, IrishSpirituality, jesus, life, LiturgicalLife, LiturgicalReflection, ModernMonasticism, MonasticWisdom, NeurodivergentFaith, NeuroDivine, PatientVoices, Prayer, QuietCourage, QuietMoments, Routine, RuleOfLife, RuleOfStBenedict, SacredRoutine, SacredSpaces, ScriptureAndStillness, SmallMercies, Spirituality -
Stone. Silence. Soul.
At a silent table, a single voice rises—not to perform, but to nourish. Today’s reflection weaves promise, endurance, and the ministry of reading into a rhythm of presence. Come sit with the reader, the servers, and the soul that endures. Continue reading
-
Line. Liturgy. Love.
On Fridays, the line connects more than blood—it connects presence, prayer, and quiet grace. In the hum of the machine and the rhythm of Benedictine care, we remember: to be served is to be seen, and to receive gently is its own kind of ministry. Continue reading
-
Carried. Called. Corrected.
The thread is clear: faith is not soft sentiment but a lived discipline in the midst of machinery, sensory storms, and fragile bodies. Continue reading
-
Discipline. Vision. Sanctuary.
In the rhythm of dialysis, between fire and blessing, a sacred story unfolds. Continue reading
-
Memory. Mercy. Light.
On this island, remembrance is sacred in its complexity—where silence becomes liturgy and music becomes mercy. Continue reading
AnglicanTradition, AutisticFaith, BenedictineSpirituality, Christianity, ChurchOfIreland, Faith, IrishSpirituality, LiturgicalReflection, ModernMonasticism, NeurodivergentFaith, OrderOfStJohn, Prayer, QuietMoments, RemembranceSunday, RuleOfStBenedict, SacredRoutine, SacredSpaces, ScriptureAndStillness, SmallMercies, Spirituality -
Threshold. Wilderness. Beloved.
On a quiet Thursday, far from the noise of machines and expectations, this reflection traces the contours of sanctuary, summons, and surrender—where the wild voice prepares the way and the beloved is named in the stillness. Continue reading
-
Joy. Reverence. Presence.
On St Malachy’s Day, three scriptures whisper a quiet call: walk with joy, speak with reverence, feed with love. A reflection shaped by silence, rhythm, and the sacred art of tending souls. Continue reading
AnglicanTradition, Autism, AutisticFaith, BenedictineSpirituality, Christianity, ChurchOfIreland, ContemplativePrayer, Faith, FaithAndHistory, IrishSpirituality, LiturgicalReflection, MonasticWisdom, NeurodivergentTheology, OraEtLabora, Prayer, QuietMoments, RuleOfStBenedict, SacredSpaces, Spirituality, SpiritualJourney, StMalachy
NeuroDivine 