Original sentence: Cardinal Leo Joseph Suenens (1904-May 6, 1996) was a leader at the Second Vatican Council and an advocate of reform in the Catholic Church.His successor, Godfried Danneels, described him as an excellent weather-forecaster who knew from which direction the wind was blowing in the Church, and an experienced strategist who realized that he could not change the wind's direction but could set the sails to suit it.Those who knew him best speak of his formidable intellect, dauntless courage and unswerving loyalty to the Church
Edited sentence: His successor, Godfried Cardinal Danneels, described him as an excellent weather-forecaster who knew from which direction the wind was blowing in the Church, and an experienced strategist who realized that he could not change the wind's direction but could set the sails to suit it.Leo Joseph Carinal Suenens (1904-May 6, 1996) was a leader at the Second Vatican Council and an advocate of reform in the Catholic Church.Those who knew him best speak of his formidable intellect, dauntless courage and unswerving loyalty to the Church, maintained in balance by the grace of God