Archangela Girlani
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Blessed Archangela Girlani was born in Trino, Italy in 1460, baptized Eleanor. Throughout her life, she planned to become a Benedictine nun. However, on her way to the convent, her horse refused to take her there. Interpreting this a a sign, she became a Carmelite nun in Parma, Italy, and took the name Archangela. She was professed in 1478. She was named prioress of the convent, and founded a new Carmelite convent in Mantua, Italy. She was reported to have the gifts of ecstasies, levitation, and miracles. She died on January 25, 1494. She was beatified on October 1, 1864, by Pope Pius X
Her feast day is celebrated on February 13.
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