In No Strange Land

The book explores the mysticism of Philip Neri, emphasizing how his profound experience of God serves others rather than being a mere personal journey. It highlights the importance of community and tradition, particularly within the context of Renaissance Florence and Rome, in shaping his spirituality. By embodying his mystical experiences within the sacramental life of the Church, Neri illustrates that mysticism transcends private understanding, enabling individuals to engage meaningfully with the world around them.