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	SPN Oratorians
		One of Saint Philip’s maxims was that Oratorians should love to be unknown -- amare nesciri.
		Blessed Juvenal Ancina (1545-1604) Oratorian in Rome and Naples
		Special sung Masses are celebrated at the Toronto Oratory for each of the Oratorian Saints and Blesseds.
	www.oratory-toronto.org /spn_oratorians.html (220 words)

	San Diego Eudist Associate
		Born in Normandy, he was educated by the Jesuits and later entered the Congregation of the Oratory founded by Berulle at Paris.
		Ordained a priest in 1625, he later was named superior of the Oratorians at Caen, but still continued his apostolate of preaching popular missions and giving conferences to the clergy.
		In 1643, John Eudes left the Oratorians in order to found the Congregation of Jesus and Mary (popularly known as Eudists), whose purpose was to preach parish missions, and to conduct seminaries.
	www.eudistes.org /Eudist_Associate.htm (0 words)

	François Bourgoing (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Third Superior general of the Congregation of the Oratory in France and one of the en early companions of Cardinal de Bérulle, the founder of the French Oratorians, b.
		Before joining the Oratorians he was curé of Clichy and resigned this position in favour of St. Vincent de Paul, who was also a disciple and friend of de Bérulle.
		After entering the congregation he was soon occupied in founding and directing new houses of the Oratorians, being called in all directions by the bishops of France and Flanders.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/b/bourgoing,francois.html (252 words)

	French Congregation of the Oratory
		The Congregation of the Oratory is not a teaching order; Oratorians have directed many colleges, notably de Juilly; but neither this nor instruction in seminaries was ever the sole object of the congregation, though it was the first to organize seminaries in France according to the ordinances of the Council of Trent.
		Among the Oratorians were Father Harlay de Sancy, Father de Balfour, the latter of an old English family, and Father Robert Philips, a Scotchman and theologian of great merit, who entered the Oratory in 1617 after having been tortured for the Faith in his own country.
		When Protestant intolerance forced the other Oratorians to leave England, Father Philips remained as confessor to the queen, and in 1644 returned with her to France, where he died in l647.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/o/oratory,french_congregation_of.html (1311 words)

	Domestic-Church.Com: Saint Profile: Saint Phillip Neri
		New wealth had made people lazy and selfish, the Protestant reformation had swept many Christians away from the church, Rome had been sacked and, worst of all, the church's own leadership was full of corruption.
		The Oratorians soon developed a massive following of people from different professions, including bankers and thieves, painters and printers, prostitutes and officials from the upper ranks of the church hierarchy.
		Eventually, the officials who opposed him died and the Pope allowed Neri and the Oratorians to return to their work.
	www.domestic-church.com /CONTENT.DCC/19980501/SAINTS/PHIL_NERI.HTM (1070 words)

	OOC - Where There Are Still Waters - Avalanche Online (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Out of fear of the oratorians and hate of the alannians, the Denn obeyed the wishes of their new leaders and called the once respected alannians, gypsies again.
		Oratorians often use them as servants and soldiers in their armies.
		They both worked in one of the kitchens of their Oratorians captors until Byona turned sixteen and was taken to be a personal slave to a high ranking military officer.
	www.avalancheonline.com /forums/showthread.php?t=15282 (6796 words)

	Journal of Seventeenth-Century Music \| Vol. 9 No. 1 \| Arnaldo Morelli: The Chiesa Nuova in Rome around 1600: Music for ...
		Even though this congregation is usually thought of in the context of the movements that arose from the Counter-Reformation climate of the Roman Catholic Church, it presents numerous elements of originality and autonomy that characterize it within the framework of the religious movements born in that historical period.
		By this he meant to underline the difference between the Oratorians and the Jesuits in spiritual and operative matters, the former characterized by a familiar, immediate, spontaneous, open approach, the latter by an austere, gloomy, rigid, rational style, almost detached from the world.
		In this case, the Oratorians would hold firm to the hierarchical distinction between church and oratory, distinguishing clearly between the two in their architectural and decorative aspects: marble for the church facade and brickwork for the oratory; frescoes and gilded stuccoes for the church interior, white stucco and whitewash for the interior of the oratory.
	sscm-jscm.press.uiuc.edu /jscm/v9/no1/morelli.html (4348 words)

	Joseph Connors, "Virgilio Spada's defence of Borromini," Burlington Magazine, CXXXI, 1989, pp (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1652, when the Oratorians came across this proper young man, whose uncle everybody had known, working diligently on their behalf in the office of the Maestri di Strade, he must have seemed far more sympathetic than the truculent genius whom they had been wrestling with for the past fifteen years.
		Spada's notes of 1657 were written to counteract a long-standing prejudice on the part of most Oratorians in favor of Arcucci, the man who had insinuated himself in their service by courtesy, connections and piety, in short, by everything except imagination and art.
		He is to be buried "privatamente, senza pompa alcuna" in the Chiesa Nuova in the tomb of the Oratorian brothers, with 100 masses said as soon as possible, with 4 torches lit in the Chapel of S. Filippo Neri and 20 around his cadaver.
	www.columbia.edu /~jc65/cvlinks/virgilio.html (10476 words)

	Cardinal's Column 5/23/04
		Ten years ago, Cardinal Bernardin established here an Oratorian Community in formation, and this year its five members, who had all lived separately, finally established a home for the Community in Immaculate Conception parish in Highland Park.
		Two of the Oratorians are priests of the Archdiocese, a third is a deacon and two laymen are novices.
		Its members are engaged in a variety of pastoral services and ministries in parishes and at the Pastoral Center; but they are principally given to living the life of the Oratory, a community of friends praying together daily, celebrating the Eucharist and sharing prayer with others.
	www.catholicnewworld.com /cnw/issue/2004/cardinal_052304.html (857 words)

	Classical Net - Composers - Caldara
		The oratorio was at that time a relatively new genre having come to Venice about 1667 and the performances took place between November and the following Lent.
		Initially it was the Oratorians at S Maria della Consolazione (the Fava) who supported the oratorio with works by Giovanni Legrenzi maestro di cappella at St Marks dominating the repertoire.
		When performances at the Fava came to a halt in 1679 the ospedali, particularly the Incurabili under the direction of the maestro di coro Carlo Pallovicino took up the cause until the late 1680's.
	www.classical.net /music/comp.lst/acc/caldara.html (0 words)

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	Joseph Connors (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Oratorians were a new group in the religious landscape of the city, and their corporate personality was still to some extent in flux.
		When the Oratorians had doubts about any of the new and radical ideas that went into their building, it was Spada who had to convince them.
		Innocent X was close to the Oratorians but his nephew Camillo was not a generous patron of the printing press, except for a book on his own villa.
	www.columbia.edu /~jc65/opus/opus.int.htm (18288 words)

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		In October 1790, he was transferred by the Oratorians to their college at Nantes, in an attempt to control his zeal for revolutionary principles; but at Nantes he showed even more democratic fervour.
		When the college of the Oratorians was dissolved in May 1792, Fouché gave up the church, whose major vows he had not taken.
		After the downfall of the monarchy on August 10, 1792, he was elected as deputy for the department of the Lower Loire to the National Convention which met at the autumnal equinox and proclaimed the republic.
	napoleon.xmark.us /fouche.html (2717 words)

	The Oratory Church of Saint Boniface - About the Oratory - History of Saint Boniface - The Brooklyn Oratory
		Their "work" was to assist the first, primary group of Oratorians, the laity.
		Oratorian priests and brothers are therefore members of a Pontifical Congregation who live and work within a diocese free to serve where there is a need and a job.
		The laity who travel distances to this church building are technically Oratorians who gather in the church for the special prayer and liturgies that have marked Oratories since their inception.
	www.oratory-church.org /aboutus_history_brooklyn.asp (628 words)

	The Newman Center >> John Henry Newman
		A year later he went to Rome, where he was ordained as a priest and entered the Congregation of the Oratory.
		As writer, preacher, counselor an educator, as pastor, Oratorian, and servant to the poor he labored to build up your Kingdom.
		Grant that through your Vicar on earth we may hear the words, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant, enter into the company of the canonized saints." May you manifest your servant's power of intercession by even extraordinary answers to the prayers of the faithful throughout the world.
	www.drexel.edu /newmancenter/johnhenrynewman.htm (387 words)

	Newman Reader - Ward's Life of Cardinal Newman - Chapter 6
		the plan of being secular priests and Oratorians rather than Jesuits or Friars was not formally determined on until the middle of February, it was clearly outlined a month earlier in the correspondence of Newman and St. John with Dalgairns.
		Newman was urged by the Oratorian fathers to stay for the Feast of St. Januarius.
		We saw the liquid blood of an Oratorian Father, a good man, but not a Saint, who died two centuries ago, I think; and we saw the liquid blood of Da Ponte, the great and Holy Jesuit, who, I suppose, was almost a saint.
	www.newmanreader.org /biography/ward/volume1/chapter6.html (6434 words)

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		They start to call themselves The Oratorians of St. Philip, because they wanted to go according to the rules that St. Philip wrote to the priests of Rome.
		The only time the Oratorians had to leave the convent was in 1837, when the then Governor, Governor Bouvarie used the convent as a hospital, because the Central Hospital in Floriana was full.
		The rector, used to present the prizes, which were in form of a Palio (a flag generally made of silk or damask) on the steps of the church overlooking the harbour.
	www.senglea.net /s.filippu.htm (575 words)

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		Philip had wished, so also the French Oratory was solely for priests; the members were bound by no vows except those of the priesthood, and had for sole aim the perfect fulfillment of their priestly functions.
		It was only in 1852 that the French Congregation of the Oratory was restored by Father Gratry (q.v.) and Father Petetot, the latter, who was earlier pastor of Saint- Roch de Paris, becoming first superior-general of the revived institute.
		In connexion with England, Father de Berulle's mission with twelve of his confreres at the court of Henrietta of France (1625), wife of the unfortunate Charles I, must be remembered.
	www.ewtn.com /library/HOMELIBR/11274A.TXT (1482 words)

	The Daily Targum - Church to join forces with campus ministry (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The people gathered in the basement were members of St. Peter the Apostle's parish and their church has stood across from College Avenue's Old Queens building since the 1860s.
		The meeting was called to help the parishioners become more familiar with Odorizzi and his fellow Oratorians, the group soon to be responsible for caring for the church and its community.
		Bob Hughes, a member of St. Peter's Pastoral Council, said he was excited that a group as closely associated with the University's campus ministries as the Oratorians, would now be caring for the church.
	www.dailytargum.com /home/index.cfm?event=displayArticlePrinterFriendly&uStory_id=dfa16a57-53bd-44b2-94ad-df0d9babcbc7 (524 words)

	Orestes Brownson Society - The Saints of Servants of God
		Faber, or, as we should say, Father Wilfrid, is to be continued, and hereafter under the direction and responsibility of the English Oratorians established at Maryvale, to which congregation Father Wilfrid, and those associated with him at St. Wilfrid's, are now attached.
		The English Oratorians could not better express their own Catholic feelings, or better serve the cause of Catholic truth, than by such a series of biographies of the Saints and Servants of God as was projected and commenced by Father Wilfrid.
		Hence he implied that this holy exercise ought to be as powerful an instrument for the sanctification of Oratorians as the practices of a religious life are for the perfection of monks.
	www.orestesbrownson.com /print.php?id=288 (3778 words)

	Frederick William Faber (Seattle Catholic)
		Achieving the transition of the Wilfridians to Oratorians, something that would lead to a cooling of friendship between Faber and Newman, is described in the second part of this study.
		He could even think about a country retreat (a small house in Lancing was soon made available), but mainly about a permanent House and church, which would be in the Italianate style, as will be seen in the concluding part of this study.
		The London Oratory was still looking for a permanent home and church, but even in the improbable premises in William Street, the Oratorians had made a name with their 'new' approach.
	www.seattlecatholic.com /a060726.html (4151 words)

	SAINTS (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He was ordained in 1551 and soon achieved fame as a confessor, attracting huge crowds of penitents to San Girolamo della Carita, where he lived in a community of priests.
		He had remarkable success in making converts and attracted many priests to aid him in ministering the in- formal conferences he devised for the throngs seeking spiritual advice and solace, and in time they became known as Oratorians because they summoned their groups to their oratory (room) for prayer.
		However, the actual founding of the Oratorians dates to 1564, when Philip became rector of San Giovanni Church, and five of his disciples were ordained and installed there and followed the spiritual directions he established.
	www.catholictradition.org /Saints/saints5-23.htm (471 words)

	St. Philip Neri House
		Established in 1998 at the personal invitation of the Most Reverend James Murray, Bishop of Kalamazoo, Saint Philip Neri House is a place of prayer and formation in the tradition of the joyful saint.
		Not yet recognized as an official member of the Oratorian Confederation, we strive to live the ideals of Saint Philip and his early disciples in anticipation of one day becoming a house of the Oratory.
		Oratorians need some customs as gracious helps which assist us in living in harmony with one another, and ensure that we are carrying on the spirit of St. Philip and all the Oratorians who have come before.
	www.stphilipnerihouse.org /about.html (1576 words)

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		We, as Oratorians (Prayer Warriors) of the reform and renewal of the Catholic Church, must be aware of our adversary.
		I must stress that this is a battle for souls, and time waits for no man. Perhaps this is why our founder Father Benedict Groeschel was raised out of a death bed to continue to fight this battle for souls and lead us on.
		Oratorians, our goal in renewal is to make Catholics aware of the truth, power, and beauty of the Church.
	oratorydl.org /med138.htm (774 words)

	Opus Dei
		He recounts the smear campaign that led up to the 1989 expulsion of the Oratorians from the archdiocese of Ottawa, in Canada.
		The Oratorians were labeled "ultra-conservative" -- even though their only crime was to preach the full wealth of the Catholic faith.
		They were called "divisive" -- despite the fact that their only concern was their Father's business -- hearing Confessions, celebrating Mass, and instructing their parishioners in the basics of the faith.
	members.tripod.com /dcmjune/odkh.htm (811 words)

	Oratorians Encyclopedia Information @ GreatArtworks.com (Great Artworks) (Site not responding. Last check: )
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	www.greatartworks.com /encyclopedia/Oratorians (665 words)

	SPN Oratorians (Site not responding. Last check: )
		One of Saint Philip’s maxims was that Oratorians should love to be unknown -- amare nesciri.
		Another was that he wanted all his sons to become saints but not saints of the altar, which is to say, to be officially beatified or canonized.
		There are other Oratorians besides the ones listed above whose virtues have received some formal recognition from the Church, either as Servants of God or Venerables.
	sky.prohosting.com /oratory/spn_oratorians.html (220 words)

	Oratorio dei Filippini, Rome
		Immediately to the left of the Chiesa Nuovo is the Oratory, a residential house of prayer of the Congregation of Oratorians founded by St Philip Neri.
		The house was built for the Oratorians - an order which was very popular in Rome - by Borromini (1637-50), and was designed as a place where they could live, work and pray in common.
		A notable feature of the building is the finely articulated facade, which contrasts with the adjoining church in height, form and coloring.
	www.planetware.com /rome/oratorio-dei-filippini-i-la-rof.htm (169 words)

	Indian Odysseys.com - On Doing Nothing History Goa Page Twentyfour
		Joseph Vaz and his 'Oratorians' did remarkable work in the missions of Canara and Ceylon (as Sri Lanka was then known).
		In the face of this two-pronged onslaught, from the 'heathen' Dutch and from the 'recalcitrant' Propaganda priests, Fr.
		Vaz and his Oratorians acted with a remarkable degree of tact and courage.
	www.indianodysseys.com /goa/goa/odn_hg24.asp (535 words)

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