Philip Neri

He was attended in his last illness by Philip Neri.

Philip Neri; he was teacher and Latin secretary to St.

Philip Neri, priest, had his religious conversion in Cassino.

The sacristy contains this last painting along with others depicting the life of Philip Neri.

The St Philip Neri altar is to his design.

He placed himself under the direction of the reformer Philip Neri, who for thirty years was his confessor.

He was a learned ecclesiastic, and wrote the Life of St. Philip Neri.

After about an hour, a group of twenty men organized themselves to guard St. Philip Neri's, and the mob left the church.

Peter and Paul and the life of St. Philip Neri.

St Philip Neri was ordained to the priesthood in the church in 1551.

In the 16th century, it was a favoured praying-place for St Philip Neri.

He was a penitent of Philip Neri.

By midday, the crowds returned around St. Philip Neri's Church.

Philip Neri had wished, so also the French Oratory was solely for priests.

Here the heart of St. Philip Neri was so inflamed with divine love as to burst his ribs.

As a child, he attended St. Philip Neri's School.

John Leonardi took his work to Rome where he became friends with Philip Neri.

He died while participating in a celebration of the third centennial of St. Philip Neri.

St John Baptist was known as a second Saint Philip Neri.

Philip Neri and Francis de Sales both used her prayers and recommended them to others.

The most heavily attended Mass at St. Philip Neri is in Spanish.

By the end of the century, all this had changed, and this was largely through the work of St Philip Neri.

The buildings were commissioned by the Oratorians of Saint Philip Neri.

Soon after this he became a priest and entered the Oratory of St. Philip Neri.

It is dedicated to Saint Philip Neri.