Cardinal Neri Corsini was an Italian cleric born on December 2, 1658, in Florence. He became a prominent figure in the Catholic Church and was known for his dedication to pastoral care and education. Corsini was appointed as a cardinal by Pope Benedict XIII in 1726 and served in various roles within the Church, including as the Bishop of Pistoia. Corsini was also recognized for his efforts in promoting the Counter-Reformation and supporting charitable works. He passed away on July 6, 1732, leaving a legacy of commitment to the Church and its mission in society.