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Philip Benizi (sometimes
Saint Philip Benitius, and in
Italian Filippo Benizzi) (August 15, 1233 –
August 22, 1285) was a
general superior of the Order...
- anti-papal faction. In 1283, the
residents of Forlì were
under interdict.
Philip Benizi,
Prior General of the
Friar Servants of
Saint Mary, was sent to try to reconcile...
- See. In the year 1276 Pope
Innocent V in a
letter to
Benizi declared the
order suppressed.
Benizi set off for Rome to
appeal the decision, but
before his...
- San
Filippo Benizi is a
Roman Catholic,
Baroque style church in Montefano,
Province of Macerata,
region of Le Marche, Italy. The
church is
dedicated to...
- The
church is
notable for ****tively
holding the
relics of St
Filippo Benizi,
founder of the Servites, and a
large marble baroque sculpture (1673–1675)...
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Philetus unknown c. 121
found in
Roman Martyrology Roman senator Philip Benizi de
Damiani 15
August 1233 22
August 1285 12
April 1671 by Pope
Clement X...
-
white concretions and waterfalls. The name
derives from that of St
Philip Benizi, who was a
prior of the
Servite order, and who
lived as a
hermit here in...
-
contemporary sources,
after two months, the
cardinals nearly elected Philip Benizi,
general of the
Servite Order, who had come to
Viterbo to
admonish the cardinals...
-
March 1621)
Andrew Corsini,
Carmelite (Urban VIII - 22
April 1629)
Philip Benizi,
Servites (Clement X - 12
April 1671)
Francis Borgia,
Jesuit (Clement X...
- the
death of his
mother in 1285, he was
accepted into the
order by
Philip Benizi. He was
renowned as a peacemaker. He died on 12 or 26 May 1328 in Siena...
