DOI Page / Citation link:
https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.71133#0539
WITH THE SAINTS IN ROME 433
he converted many noble persons; the Forum, where he
defeated the diabolical power of Simon Magus ; the Mamertine,
where he was imprisoned ; the chapel on the Ostian Way,
where he parted from St. Paul on their way to martyrdom ; the
Vatican, where he was crucified ; S. Maria Traspontina, where
is the pillar of his flagellation ; S. Pietro in Vincoli, where his
chains are preserved; St. Peter’s, where his tomb is ; St.John
Lateran, where his head is preserved.
2. With St. Paul in Rome.—To visit his prison at S. Maria
in Via Lata ; his school at S. Paolino della Regola, where he is
supposed to have conversed with Seneca ; the Palatine, where
he was tried before Nero ; the Mamertine, where he was
imprisoned; Tre Fontane, where he was martyred; St. Paul’s,
where his tomb is; St.John Lateran, where his head is pre-
served.
3. With St. Philip Neri in Rome.—To visit S. Girolamo
della Carith, where he lived thirty-three years; S. Maria in
Vallicella, where he died ; St. Peter’s tomb, where he had an
ecstasy; St. Sebastian (catacombs), where his heart was
miraculously enlarged; Ponte S. Angelo, where he met
St. Felix of Cantalice; S. Agostino, where he studied Theo-
logy ; S. Tommaso in Parione, where he was ordained ; Villa
Mattei and S. Onofrio, where he led his young friends and the
Dominican novices ; S. Maria Sopra Minerva, where he had
an ecstasy; S. Giovanni dei Fiorentini, where he established
his first companions ; St. Ignatius’ Rooms, where he visited that
Saint ; his own room and shrine at S. Maria in Vallicella.
4. With St. Ignatius in Rome.—To visit S. Giacomo in Piazza
Navona, where he probably stayed as a pilgrim ; the Pincio,
where he lived for a short time ; Torre del Melangolo, near
which he lived with St. Francis Xavier ; the Lateran, where he
prayed with ecstatic fervour and tears ; St. Mary Major, where
he said his first Mass ; S. Maria in Monserrato, where he taught
catechism ; Ponte Sisto, where he saw the soul of Father John
Codurius ascend to Heaven ; S. Pietro in Montorio, where he
made a retreat before accepting the office of General; St. Paul’s,
where he and his companions made their solemn Profession ;
S. Maria della Strada, to which he had great devotion ;
S. Balbina, where he went in his last illness ; the room at the
Gesii, where he died ; his shrine in the Gesu ; S. Eustachio,
where the German College founded by him, was formally opened
with great ceremony.
5. With St. Francis Xavier in Rome.—To visit the Pincio
and the house near Torre del Melangolo, where he lived with
St. Ignatius; S. Lorenzo in Damaso, where he preached ;
S. Luigi dei Francesi, where he heard confessions.
CC
he converted many noble persons; the Forum, where he
defeated the diabolical power of Simon Magus ; the Mamertine,
where he was imprisoned ; the chapel on the Ostian Way,
where he parted from St. Paul on their way to martyrdom ; the
Vatican, where he was crucified ; S. Maria Traspontina, where
is the pillar of his flagellation ; S. Pietro in Vincoli, where his
chains are preserved; St. Peter’s, where his tomb is ; St.John
Lateran, where his head is preserved.
2. With St. Paul in Rome.—To visit his prison at S. Maria
in Via Lata ; his school at S. Paolino della Regola, where he is
supposed to have conversed with Seneca ; the Palatine, where
he was tried before Nero ; the Mamertine, where he was
imprisoned; Tre Fontane, where he was martyred; St. Paul’s,
where his tomb is; St.John Lateran, where his head is pre-
served.
3. With St. Philip Neri in Rome.—To visit S. Girolamo
della Carith, where he lived thirty-three years; S. Maria in
Vallicella, where he died ; St. Peter’s tomb, where he had an
ecstasy; St. Sebastian (catacombs), where his heart was
miraculously enlarged; Ponte S. Angelo, where he met
St. Felix of Cantalice; S. Agostino, where he studied Theo-
logy ; S. Tommaso in Parione, where he was ordained ; Villa
Mattei and S. Onofrio, where he led his young friends and the
Dominican novices ; S. Maria Sopra Minerva, where he had
an ecstasy; S. Giovanni dei Fiorentini, where he established
his first companions ; St. Ignatius’ Rooms, where he visited that
Saint ; his own room and shrine at S. Maria in Vallicella.
4. With St. Ignatius in Rome.—To visit S. Giacomo in Piazza
Navona, where he probably stayed as a pilgrim ; the Pincio,
where he lived for a short time ; Torre del Melangolo, near
which he lived with St. Francis Xavier ; the Lateran, where he
prayed with ecstatic fervour and tears ; St. Mary Major, where
he said his first Mass ; S. Maria in Monserrato, where he taught
catechism ; Ponte Sisto, where he saw the soul of Father John
Codurius ascend to Heaven ; S. Pietro in Montorio, where he
made a retreat before accepting the office of General; St. Paul’s,
where he and his companions made their solemn Profession ;
S. Maria della Strada, to which he had great devotion ;
S. Balbina, where he went in his last illness ; the room at the
Gesii, where he died ; his shrine in the Gesu ; S. Eustachio,
where the German College founded by him, was formally opened
with great ceremony.
5. With St. Francis Xavier in Rome.—To visit the Pincio
and the house near Torre del Melangolo, where he lived with
St. Ignatius; S. Lorenzo in Damaso, where he preached ;
S. Luigi dei Francesi, where he heard confessions.
CC