“The really great things of the world are not always the immense things; great men are always little men in the sense that they are humble, as Cardinal Mercier was. They are so big they can always be seeming little, because it is only ‘seems’. Greatness is not in size. Little things are much more impressive. Man never stumbles over a cosmos, though he does stumble over a rug.” Archbishop Fulton Sheen (Old Errors and New Labels)