While studying the Catholic intellectual tradition and its encounter with modernity, I kept noticing the same name in the margins: Léon Ollé-Laprune. Usually mentioned in passing as “the teacher of Maurice Blondel,” he seemed more like a footnote than a figure in his own right. But his recurring presence became
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The other day I was rushing out the door when I realized I had not brushed my teeth. I was in a huge hurry so I grabbed my toothbrush, ran it under the faucet, and proceeded to scrub my pearly whites with just water and the bristles. That is when