PHILIP NERI, SAINT

nāˈrē, 1515–95, Italian reformer. His original name was Filippo Romolo de' Neri. From boyhood he was religious, and in 1533 he went to Rome to study. From about 1537 on, he devoted his time to working among the people of Rome, visiting the sick, and frequenting crowded places to talk to people about the need of religion. In 1548, with his confessor, he founded the Confraternity of the Most Holy Trinity to care for pilgrims and convalescents. He preached (although still a layman) with great success at the exercises of the society. In 1551 he was ordained. He went to the Church of San Girolamo, where the priests conducted city missionary work. St. Philip's confessional was constantly frequented, and his informal meetings for men and boys wrought a religious awakening in Rome. So great was his personal effect on individuals of every class that he is called the Apostle of Rome. He built an oratory over the church and conducted exercises with vernacular prayers and hymns for the people. Concerts of sacred music were also included, and from those the oratorio derives its name. His community of secular priests was canonically established in 1575; this was the beginning of the Congregation of the Oratory. In 1593 he resigned his position as superior of his community. Besides the extraordinary revivification of the faith, he is credited with extension of vernacular services and of the exposition of the Sacrament. Feast: May 26.

See L. Bouyer, The Roman Socrates (tr. 1958).

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...Romania Cyril and Methodius Rome, Italy Peter and Paul, Philip Neri, Catherine of Siena Rouen, France B. V. M. Russia Nicholas, Sergius of Radonez, Vladimir, Theresa of Lisieux Saint-Cyr, France Julitta Salamanca, Spain B. V. M...
...DISPUTE AS TO WHO THESE SAINTS ARE FOR THE AUGUSTINIAN...Bernard is the great saint of the order, and in...who was the patron saint of his namesake of the Ptolomei. Other saints of this community were...Benedictine, in black. St. Philip Neri K.a. , the founder...
...as a heretic and schismatic at the urging of papal commissioners, was held to be a saint in the Dominican convents of North Italy and venerated by St. Philip Neri the intimate friend of Ignatius. 2 Erasmus, solemnly cursed in hundreds of pulpits...
...nature ____________________ 1 The radiance of Ignatius face was commented on by others, including Philip Neri Scripta II, 425-426, 428, 488, 491, 499, 559, 1010 and Isabel Roser FN IV, 145 . See Wulf 1977 . 2 For the...
...Neveu, and Sir Richard Southern have also been generous. The Revd Professors D.J. M. Bradley of the Oratory of St Philip Neri and Georgetown University and E. R. Fairweather of Trinity College, Toronto, have been more than kind in assisting...
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...in Rome via Philip Neri and his recently...frescoes depicting Saints Francis and...Stigmata of Saint Francis and...Early Christian saints, Eleutherius...the actor-saint, Genesius...city, led by Philip Neri and his Oratorians...a statue of Saint Paul on the...God and his saints.(32) Although...
...miracles and the acts of the saints, especially those performed...Joseph Calasanz, and Filippo Neri, many of whom were canonized...Saint Agatha in the Presence of Saint Lucy (1781, Pinacoteca Civica...which the two martyred Sicilian saints are portrayed together. Saint Peter appears to heal Agatha...
...moon under her feet,"just as Saint John the Evangelist describes the...founding members of the Oratory of Saint Philip Neri, and a master of apologetics in...a crown of twelve stars, facing Saint Michael the Archangel in the form...
...Counter-Reformation saint for an artist has...was a favorite of Neri must have led to...Crucifixion with Three Saints first negotiated...1932. "Autour de Saint Filippo Neri: de loptimisme...Bordet. 1932. St. Philip, Neri and the Roman Society...
...with Christian saints and heroes...Margaret Mary, Philip Neri, Pius V Teresa...Blacam contributed Saint Patrick, Apostle...1941), and The Saints of Ireland...Life of St. Philip Neri (1946); and...merely pious saint stories as is...
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...extended family of stained-glass saints surrounding us in this 1910 church...was in London at the Oratory of Saint Philip Neri in Brompton Road, Kensington...reforms.) The liturgy at Saint Philip Neri was certainly a "one-man show...
...in the lives of the saints. Both the proper texts for saints and the commons that...whole categories of saints describe and praise...by which the Martyr Saint Vincent / triumphed...109. May 26, Philip Neri, entrance antiphon...
...spent the first summer at Saint Philip Neri Parish on the Grand Concourse...monk was stationed at Saint Philips. People like...Christ of Latter Day Saints, I learned the word...Sisters, Sisters of Saint Joseph, Dominican Sisters...
...community, the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Carondolet...French nuns arrived in Saint Louis after an extended...the Carondolet Sisters of Saint Joseph, one appreciates...pilgrim enthusiasts like Philip Neri and Ignatius of Loyola...
...death. The prayer, which Saint Bede is reported to have...went to the Lord. Like Saint Bede, he had lived a long...Benedict of Nursia, Philip Neri, and Joseph of Calasanz...he fully agreed with Saint Augustine who cautioned...
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...feast day of particular saints at different times...believe in a particular saints power to help them. I did not pray to any saint all that much until I...as faith. To think of saints as dry-as-dust people...they were like that. St Philip Neri, who lived in Rome in...
St. Isidore Patron Saint of Farmers. Today...St. Isidore, Patron Saint of Farmers. St. Isidore...was later canonized a saint known as Santa Maria...four notable Spanish saints, Sts. Ignatius of Loyola...Xavier, Teresa, and Philip Neri. As we observe the Feast...
SAINTS, SINNERS AND A VERY BRITISH...Roman Catholic Church as a saint; pretty thin canonical gruel...Rome at the Oratory of St Philip Neri, he moved into relative seclusion...Italy, the statues of the saints that adorn it, but found...
John Henry Newman. a Saint in the Making; an Outstanding Theologian...years ago, Benedict XVI mentioned that saints havent fallen from heaven. "They are...order, founded by the 16th century St Philip Neri) established the Edgbaston Oratory...
...Isidore, Patron Saint of Farmers.St. Isidore...guardian angels and the saints. His co-workers...He was declared a saint on March 12 1622...Teresa of Avila, and Philip Neri. He was declared Patron Saint of Farmers by Pope...
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PHILIP NERI, SAINT na re, 1515 95, Italian reformer. His original name was Filippo Romolo de Neri. From boyhood he was religious, and in 1533 he went to Rome to study...
NERI, FILIPPO DE see Philip Neri, Saint . ____________________ Copyright 2009 Columbia University Press. Used with the permission of Columbia University Press. All rights reserved.
...see, e.g., Simeon Stylites, Saint ). Monasticism in the East has changed...is incalculable (see Boniface, Saint , d.754). Monasteries were islands...they include the Oratory of St. Philip Neri, the Redemptorists, the Vincentians...


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