GIUSEPPA MARIA DI SANT'AGNESE, blessed. – An Augustinian nun of the Congregation of the Discalced in the monastery of Benigànim, in the province of Valencia, Spain. Born into a poor family on 9 February 1625, she died on 21 January 1696. On 25 October 1643 she took the religious habit. She distinguished herself through her remarkable purity and patience in adversity: for several years she remained mute. She was beatified by Leo XIII on 26 February 1888. Feast day: 21 January.
Josephine of Saint Agnes, Blessed
BIBL.: Summarium super virtutibus J. M. a S. Agnete, Rome 1815; G. Finiti, Vita della b. G. M. di S. A., Rome 1887; another biography was written about her by S. R. Fullerad, and was likewise printed in Rome in 1888; V. MATERA, Historia general de los Ermitanos de S. Agustin, IV, Santiago del Cile 1913, pp. 120–21. Davide Falcon
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“GIUSEPPA MARIA DI SANT'AGNESE, BEATA.” Enciclopedia Cattolica, vol. VI (1951), p. 483. Azione Romana digital edition, https://azioneromana.com/article/giuseppa-maria-di-sant-agnese-beata.