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Events that happened Today in Church History
Today is the 235th anniversary of the death of Giovanni Paolo Panini, the brilliant architect employed by various Popes to design the sculptures and columns in St. Peter's Square as well as numerous other sculptures and paintings within the great Basilica of St. Peter's. This includes the massive inner dome above the main altar. This master painter, sculpturer and refurbisher also designed the inner dome of the Pantheon, becoming a master at designing domes during a Baroque period that has passed the test of time. For other time capsule events that happened Today in Church history, see MILLENNIUM MILESTONES AND MEMORIES
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We can't hear God's whisper when we shout at Him
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but the words of Bishop Fulton J. Sheen have been known to launch a thousand images in one's mind, one of the ways this late luminary did so much to evangelize the faith. Because of the urgency of the times and because few there are today who possess the wisdom, simplicity and insight than the late Archbishop who touched millions, we are bringing you daily gems from his writings. The good bishop makes it so simple that we have dubbed this daily series: "SIMPLY SHEEN".
"In silence, there is humility of spirit or what might be called a 'wise passivity.' In such the ear is more important than the tongue. God speaks but not in cyclones - only in the zephyrs and gentle breezes. As the scientist learns by sitting passively before nature, so the soul learns wisdom by being responsive to His Will. The scientist does not tell nature its laws; nature tells the scientist. We do not tell or impose our will on God; in silence like Mary, we await an Annunciation."
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