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From the Vatican Observatory Faith and Science pages (Younger Readers) — The Riddle of the Tongue-Stones: How Blessed Nicolas Steno Uncovered the Hidden History of the Earth
From the Faith & Science Resource Center (Younger Readers): A brief biography of Nicolas Steno, a scientist who converted to Catholicism and became a bishop.
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