Thomas Ovigneur is the author of five powerful and meaningful books exploring themes of faith, remembrance, inclusion, and civic dignity. His work combines poetic style with rigorous historical research. His latest book, “A Human and Republican Journey in Service of Inclusion”, is a heartfelt testimony rooted in his real-life professional commitment to supporting people with disabilities and promoting equity. Another of his notable works, “Jean-Marie Ovigneur (1912–1940) – The Priest Who Fell in His Tank”, tells the true story of a young Catholic priest from the Diocese of Lille who died in a Renault R40 tank during World War II. All of his books are self-published without profit, in a spirit of memory, truth, and moral clarity. His writing has been featured in La Croix du Nord and other French platforms concerned with history, inclusion, and civic values. Ovinari ne committere lupus — The Ovigneur lamb does not consort with wolves.