Feuilleton
Feuilleton
Odds and ends from the staff of The Lamp.
Issue 16
Easter 2023
Departments
Brass Rubbings
Overnight Adoration
Stephen Ford
On Saint Rita of Cascia in Alexandria, Virginia.
The Jungle
To the Heights
Colm Flynn
On Harrison Butker's winning kick at the Super Bowl.
Historia Ecclesiastica
A New Kind of Literary Patroness
Bronwen McShea
On Marie de Vignerot, Cardinal Richelieu's heiress.
Apologia
Ite Ad Ioseph
Joseph Paul Barnas
On the intercession of patron saints.
Features
Features
The Catholic Church and the End of History
Massimo Faggioli
On the revival of old debates with the Church.
Features
Blue Light
Matthew Walther
On Pope Francis's legacy.
Features
Now and at the Hour of Our Death
Nic Rowan
On birth and death.
Features
God's Marines
Hugh Barbour
On what constitutes a church.
Features
The Hem of His Garment
Maria Servold
On miscarriages.
Features
Bits of Flotsam and Tiny Coral Things
C. J. Ciaramella
On the history of the Florida Keys.
Arts and Letters
Arts and Letters
The Double Life of John le Carré
Peter Hitchens
A Private Spy: The Letters of John le Carré
John le Carré, ed. Tim Cornwell
Viking, pp. 752, $40.00
Arts and Letters
In the Malcolm Archives
Hannah Rowan
Still Pictures: On Photography and Memory
Janet Malcolm
Farrar, Straus and Giroux, pp. 176, $26.00
Arts and Letters
Curt Accounts
Carino Hodder
A Philosopher Looks at the Religious Life
Zena Hitz
Cambridge, pp. 150, $12.99
Arts and Letters
Immovable Bones
Aidan Harte
Saint Dymphna: the Tragedy of an Irish Princess
National Gallery of Ireland
January 28 – May 28
Arts and Letters
Unraveling the Riddle
Peter Tonguette
Assume Nothing: Encounters with Assassins, Spies, Presidents, and Would-Be Masters of the Universe
Edward Jay Epstein
Encounter Books, pp. 392, $36.99
