St. Philip Neri, affectionately known as the "Apostle of Rome," earned this title due to his profound influence on the spiritual and cultural life of the city during the 16th century. Beyond the nickname, his unique approach to evangelization—emphasizing joy, humor, and a deep connection with the common people—reshaped the religious landscape. St. Philip's dedication to personal holiness, community life, and his creation of the Oratorian Order played a pivotal role in the Catholic Reformation. This excerpt dives into his lasting legacy and explores how his methods of outreach continue to inspire a new approach to evangelization today.