A History of Loneliness
Narrated by Gerard Doyle
- Released
- February 3, 2015
In "A History of Loneliness," Odran Yates, an Irish priest, navigates the tumultuous landscape of the Catholic Church as it faces unprecedented revelations that challenge its integrity. Starting with hope and ambition at Clonliffe Seminary in the 1970s, Odran's faith is tested over four decades as he witnesses the fallout from scandals that devastate his community and leave him questioning his own role within the institution. When a family event forces him to confront his past, Odran must grapple with the ghosts of his choices, making this novel a profound exploration of personal and collective struggles.
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