It's the 16th century, and Rome, in many ways, has strayed from its Christian roots. The city needs to be re-evangelized. Enter St. Philip Neri, the "Apostle to Rome," who spent most of his life calling the people of Rome to conversion and a life of Christian discipleship. Join Dr. Carl Vennerstrom and Taylor Kemp for a riveting conversation on the life of St. Philip Neri.
Discussion Question: St. Philip Neri sought to spread the Gospel far and wide, but God called him from Florence to preach in Rome. How is God calling you to preach the Gospel to those who are near to you?
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