# Sistine Chapel
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The sistine chapel ( SIST-een; Latin: Sacellum Sixtinum; Italian: Cappella Sistina [kapˈpɛlla siˈstiːna]) is a chapel in the Apostolic Palace, the pope's official residence in Vatican City. Originally known as the Cappella Magna ('Great Chapel'), it takes its name from Pope Sixtus IV, who had it built between 1473 and 1481. Since that time, it has served as a place of both religious and functionary papal activity.
WELCOME TO SEASON 5! GOD UNBRIDLED.
Image credit: Michelangelo, The Creation of Adam, Fresco, Sistine Chapel.
Welcome back after our long hiatus! Season 5 begins with a discussion of our Ineffable, Unbridled God.
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Ciara and Lisa: Italy, Public hookups & Parking Problems
We’re going international! Ciara joins us virtually from Italy, where she’s celebrating her brother’s wedding and recapping the chaos so far — including making it to the Vatican and Sistine Chapel while very hungover. 😂
Back in Edmonton, Lisa’s been busy eating her way around the city — from Buco …
Vatican Museums_Rome
Unlock the unparalleled artistic and historical magnitude of the Vatican Museums, the colossal heart of Vatican City and an essential cultural pilgrimage within Rome. Home to countless treasures collected by the Papacy over five centuries, the Museums are an immersive journey through humanity's art…
49 - Michelangelo vs. the Assembly Line: Three Perspectives on Painting in Warhammer 40K
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Cousin Josh joins Erik and Steve for a full hobby episode on the painting side of 40K. Erik sits at the assembly-line extreme, Steve at the masterpiece extreme, and Josh in the middle, where the guys hypothesize that most of the community lives. Walking through their process step b…
2026 Pilgrimage To Florence Part 2
Lavinia Spirito and Mary Lou Nemecek continue previewing their November 2026 Catholic pilgrimage to Florence and Rome, expanding beyond the first days in Florence (Duomo, Baptistry, Santa Maria Novella, Santa Croce, leather school) to include a day trip to Lucca to visit the shrines of Saints Elena…
Why Your Current Sales Title is Holding You Back: From Sculptor to Sistine Chapel
Feeling creatively stuck in your current role? Join Scott and the (self-proclaimed) "heartless" Mike on this week’s episode of The Selling Podcast as they dive into an unlikely masterclass on professional evolution: the life of Michelangelo.
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Sistine Chapel and Muslim Ceramics - THU 9.2
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Since When Did Four Hours Become Slow?
It was the day of Krysta's latest CEO session with Gemma Luzzi in Monmouth County, and the voice in her head wouldn't let up: (This is taking too long.) By the time she'd delivered the talk, she realized she had conceived, structured, written, and finalized an entire presentation in under four hour…
Art and Literature | Which author wrote 'Le Livre d’esquisses'? (+ 8 more...)
The Daily Quiz - Art and Literature
Today's Questions:
Question 1: Which author wrote 'Le Livre d’esquisses'?
Question 2: In which book does the character 'Bastian Balthazar Bux' appear?
Question 3: Which novel by Leo Tolstoy was published in separate parts from 1865 to 1869?
Question 4: W…
[Quick Fire Version] Art and Literature | Which author wrote 'Le Livre d’esquisses'? (+ 8 more...)
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The Daily Quiz - Art and Literature
Today's Questions:
Question 1: Which author wrote 'Le Livre d’esquisses'?
Question 2: In which book does the character 'Bastian Balthazar Bux' appear?
Question 3: Which novel by Leo Tolstoy was published in separate parts from 1865 to 1869?
Question 4: W…
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