Loneliness

A desolate man wandering the desert alone with the quote: The lost I will seek out, the strayed I will bring back, the injured I will bind up, the sick I will heal, shepherding them rightly.—cf Ezekial 34:16
The Lost I Will Seek Out
A lonely child with no parents watching a father walking with their child with the quote: Father of the fatherless and protector of widows is God in his holy habitation. God gives the desolate a home to dwell in.—Psalm 68:5-6 (RSVCE)
Father of the Fatherless
Black and white photo of a silhouette of a person behind a door closing the door shut with their hand against the window pane with the quote: "For a man who has slammed the door on God must try to escape from the emptiness in the house of his soul. The solitude that is sweet is to be alone with God; to be shut up alone with oneself is more than human nature can bear."—Caryll Houselander, Lift Up Your Hearts
The Solitude that is Sweet
To be shut up alone with oneself is more than human nature can bear.
Photo of a boy in the dark looking through a hole of light punched out of a cardboard box with the quote: The fear of the Lord is not a bad thing, but is rather the appropriate response of the limited creature to the unlimited goodness of God.—Magnificat, November 17, 2018
The Fear of the Lord is Not a Bad Thing
Photo of a person walking alone on a snowy road with a quote from Saint John of the Cross.
A Separate Path: Not All Those Who Wander are Lost
Closeup photo of the bare rock in Gethsemane on which Jesus' agony is commemorated, preserved inside The Church of the Agony (also known as the Church of All Nations) in Jerusalem with the quote: "The illusion that we are deprived of everything all at once, this sentiment of complete dispossession, is the divine sign that, to the contrary, everything is just beginning."— Georges Bernanos, from Saint Dominic
Everything is Just Beginning
Photo of a person standing in a ray of light under a hole in Pluto's Cave in California with the quote: “Did I not tell you that if you believe you will see the glory of God? Come out!"—John 11:40,43
Come Out!