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Issue 31

Our Christ the King issue features Matthew Walther on the unpredictability of family life, Robert Wyllie on political violence, Nic Rowan on generational divides, Paul Kingsnorth on the decline of the West, Dominic Green on Robert Louis Stevenson, as well as contributions from Lauren Spohn, Robin Aitken, Thomas Joseph White, Kelly Scott Franklin, Lydia Sherwood, Jaspreet Singh Boparai, Micah Mattix, Ferdinand Mount, and Nick Burns.

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Issue 31

Our Christ the King issue features Matthew Walther on the unpredictability of family life, Robert Wyllie on political violence, Nic Rowan on generational divides, Paul Kingsnorth on the decline of the West, Dominic Green on Robert Louis Stevenson, as well as contributions from Lauren Spohn, Robin Aitken, Thomas Joseph White, Kelly Scott Franklin, Lydia Sherwood, Jaspreet Singh Boparai, Micah Mattix, Ferdinand Mount, and Nick Burns.
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Issue 30

Our Assumption 2025 issue features Peter Hitchens on the atom bomb, Jude Russo on the United Nations, Gregory Caridi on the future of the trad movement, Peter Howarth on Richard Ellmann’s biography of James Joyce, David Bentley Hart on Goethe, as well as contributions from Susan Richbourg Parker, B. D. McClay, Augustin Laffay and Gianni Festa, Peter George Flynn, Minoo Dinshaw, Joseph Epstein, Terry Eagleton, and James McManus.
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Issue 29

Our Trinity 2025 issue commemorates Pope Francis with contributions from Diarmaid MacCulloch, Edward Feser, Santiago Ramos, Makoto Fujimura, Piers Paul Read, Zena Hitz, Stephen P. White, Margaret Hebblethwaite, Robert Wyllie, Christopher Beha, Philip Jeffery, Thomas Pink, Massimo Faggioli, Leah Libresco Sargeant, Michael Hanby, and Matthew Walther. The issue also features Nic Rowan on living forever, Christopher Caldwell on crypto-religion, Aaron James on Beethoven, and contributions from many others.
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Issue 28

Our fifth anniversary issue features Emmett Rensin on the asylum, Stanley Fish on academic freedom, Bill McMorris on sports betting, Peter Totleben on a Catholic approach to politics, Sam Kriss on the inauguration, Dominic Green on Solzhenitsyn’s novels, as well as contributions from Joanna Bogle, Sean Pilcher, Richard Cipolla, Alexander Larman, Aaron James, and Santiago Ramos.

The Lamp is published by the Three Societies Foundation, a nonprofit organization based in Three Rivers, Michigan, in partnership with The Institute for Human Ecology at The Catholic University of America. Views expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Institute for Human Ecology or The Catholic University of America or of its officers, directors, editors, members, or staff.

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