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<p> a religious society instituted at Rome by [[Philip]] Neri in 1548. They had charge of the pilgrims who were constantly coming to Rome from all parts of the world. Pope Paul IV gave them the [[Church]] of St. Benedict, near which they built a large hospital, and in which there was also a college of twelve priests for the instruction of pilgrims. </p>
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<p> a religious society instituted at Rome by [[Philip]] [[Neri]] in 1548. They had charge of the pilgrims who were constantly coming to Rome from all parts of the world. [[Pope]] Paul IV gave them the Church of St. Benedict, near which they built a large hospital, and in which there was also a college of twelve priests for the instruction of pilgrims. </p>
 
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Fraternity Of The Trinity [1]

a religious society instituted at Rome by Philip Neri in 1548. They had charge of the pilgrims who were constantly coming to Rome from all parts of the world. Pope Paul IV gave them the Church of St. Benedict, near which they built a large hospital, and in which there was also a college of twelve priests for the instruction of pilgrims.

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