The Blessed Julia of Certaldo (†1370) was an Augustinian Secular who devoted herself to prayer and penance.
The Blessed John of Alvernia (†1322), also known as Blessed John of La Verna, was a hermit, evangelist and spiritual advisor in the area around Mount Alvernia, central and northern Italy. He had the gifts of infused knowledge, visions, ecstasies, and mind-reading.
The Blessed John Lantrua of Triora (†1816) was a Franciscan martyr of China who was born at Triora, in Liguria, Italy, in 1760 and became a Franciscan at the age of seventeen. John volunteered for the Chinese missions but after working in China with great success from 1798, he was arrested, imprisoned, and strangled on February 7. The body of the martyr was taken to Rome, where it lies under the altar in the church of Aracoeli. Pope Leo XIII, in the jubilee year 1900, beatified Blessed John of Triora
The Blessed Bonaventure of Barcelona (†1684) was a Franciscan lay brother. who founded the convent of St Bonaventure on the Palatine, where the rule of St Francis was observed in its pristine spirit.
The Blessed Giles (Latin: Aegidius) of Assisi, O.F.M., (†1262) was one of the original companions of Saint Francis of Assisi and holds a leading place among them. St. Francis called him "The Knight of our Round Table".
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