The Lamp
A CATHOLIC JOURNAL OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, THE FINE ARTS, ETC.
The Lamp is a bi-monthly (that is, published every other month) lay-edited journal of Catholic letters. We seek with in-depth reporting, incisive commentary, and coverage of books and the arts to bring readers a perspective that is not offered by any other generally circulated magazine in the English-speaking world — namely, that of consistent, undiluted Catholic orthodoxy. Find out more
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ISSUE 02
Our second issue includes Michael Hamill’s reflections on nuptials during the pandemic, David Bentley Hart on mermaids, Edmund Waldstein on the New Nationalism, Minoo Dinshaw on Saint Louis IX, Harrison Lemke on Dragon Warrior and God, plus contributions from John Paul Maynard Keynes, Nic Rowan, Colin Redemer, John Wilson, Eve Tushnet, Joey Belleza, and Sister Carino Hodder.
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Against the New Nationalism
Edmund Waldstein
I first visited Ukraine in November of 1998, just a few days before my fifteenth birthday. I was travelling with…
No thinking
Matthew Walther
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You mad, bro(thers)?
Michael Hamill
As I write people are mad about Fratelli Tutti. I saw someone on Twitter who said she was angry that…