The Lamp

Among the many projects undertaken by the Institute for Human Ecology is assistance with the publication of The Lamp, a new bimonthly lay-edited Catholic magazine founded by Matthew Walther and William Borman. The Lamp seeks with reporting, incisive commentary, and coverage of books and the arts to bring the mind of the Church and a generous, urbane spirit to bear on the questions of modern life.

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The seventh issue includes Patrick Smith on Paul VI, Sister Carino Hodder on freedom, Tomás Díaz on disability and strength, Sam Kriss on Jerusalem, Peter Hitchens on Chips Channon, as well as contributions from Matthew Roth, C. J. Ciaramella, Maclin Horton, Addison Del Mastro, Eve Tushnet, Lydia Sherwood, Nic Rowan, Aaron James, Jane Scharl, and B.D. McClay.
“Christian journalism that isn’t just part of the culture war”
— Ross DouthatColumnist, New York Times
“A Catholic version of The New Yorker”
— Jonathan LiedelCatholic Spirit
“It is entertaining, gorgeously beautiful, and does what it should do: get a Catholic thinking.”
— Eduard HabsburgAmbassador of Hungary to the Holy See and the Sovereign Order of Malta
“Inspiring, balanced, truthful perspectives on faith and culture”
— Lila RosePresident, Live Action
“A place for writers to tell the truth in reported pieces, reviews, and essays, without being yoked to the noise of the news cycle or needing to speak of Christ only in muted tones.”
— Leah Libresco SargeantAuthor, Building the Benedict Option: A Guide to Gathering Two or Three Together in His Name
“The Lamp is proof positive that Catholic intellectual life, in all its breadth and depth, is blossoming. It gives me hope.”
— Zena HitzTutor at St. John’s College and author Lost in Thought: The Hidden Pleasures of an Intellectual Life.
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