I didn’t write Ten Ways to Be Less Lonely So You Can Be Happy Forever or Ten Obstacles to Belonging So You Can Live Your Best Life or Ten Tips to Belong So You’ll Never Feel Lonely Again
because loneliness isn’t nice and tidy. Few things are.

I wrote The Great Belonging because the formulas you’re looking for don’t exist.

From the Back of the Book:
What if loneliness is a necessary part of the human condition? What if it is a current that leads us deeper into belonging--to ourselves, to each other, and to God?

In The Great Belonging, writer and spiritual director Charlotte Donlon reframes loneliness and offers us a language for the disquiet within. Instead of turning away from the waters of loneliness for fear they will engulf us, she invites us to wade in and see what we find there. In vulnerable, thoughtful prose, Donlon helps us understand our own occasional or frequent loneliness and offers touchpoints for understanding alienation.

The Great Belonging is available wherever you buy books.