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the right side of the sanctuary has a font and an immersion pool. Along with the outer church walls, the original stained-glass windows were saved, and the marble reredos, the pulpit, and statues were restored. After several years of reconstruction, the rebuilt 650-seat church was dedicated on
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The church was rebuilt exactly as before, with a few improvements: the original high ceiling, covered in a previous renovation, was opened, and new stained-glass dormer windows were installed in the roof, depicting the Holy Family, SS. Peter and Paul and the life of St. Philip Neri. The baptistry on
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On the evening of June 15, 1997, another major fire, believed to have started in the sacristy, devastated the century-old church, burning the slate roof and gutting the sanctuary. The organ and its pipes were ruined, and the painting of Our Lady of
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The Church of St. Philip Neri was founded in 1898 in the
Bedford Park area of the Bronx. In the same year the cornerstone was laid for the present church; the neo-Gothic building of stone was completed in 1899 and dedicated in May 1900. Its first parishioners were Italian immigrants; the men worked
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Ursuline tradition includes the cross of Christ surmounted by the stars of the constellation “Ursa Minor” since St. Angela Merici names her group the Sisters of St. Ursula (Whose name was derived from Ursa Minor.) St. Ursula was renowned for piety and
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St. Philip Neri School is a Roman
Catholic school of the Archdiocese of New York. Archbishop Timothy Dolan delegated some operational powers to the Superintendent of Schools, as of 2018 Dr. Timothy J. McNiff; the Bronx Superintendent of Schools, Mrs. Roseann Carotenuto; and to Monsignor Kevin
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