Piagnoni

[4] The Piagnoni believed the message of Savonarola that clergy need to stick to their sacramental functions and leave charitable work for the laity.

Savonarola also preached against what he saw as "lax and corrupt clergy", and called for a theocratic republic and religious reform.

Savonarola also organized groups of followers that persuaded the people to hand over secular items to be burned in a Bonfire of the vanities.

[9] Many other late followers of Savonarola were first attracted to Luther's attacks of the pope and clergy, but later had disagreements with his other theology.

[12] Philip Neri was a devoted follower of the teachings of Girolamo Savonarola, later he would be an influential figure in the Counter-Reformation.