Luigina Sinapi was an Italian mystic known for her deep spirituality and devotion to Christ. Born on September 3, 1916, in Nettuno, Italy, she grew up in a humble and devout Catholic family. From a young age, she felt a strong call to dedicate her life entirely to God, embracing a life of prayer, sacrifice, and service. Despite health challenges, she sought to live in complete union with Christ, offering her sufferings for the salvation of souls.

Throughout her life, Luigina experienced mystical encounters and visions that deepened her spiritual journey. She was particularly drawn to the Eucharist and the Passion of Christ, finding strength in prayer and offering intercession for others. Many who knew her were inspired by her humility, patience, and unwavering faith, seeing in her a witness to God’s love. Though she did not join a religious order, she lived as a consecrated laywoman, dedicating her life to God in the world.

Luigina Sinapi passed away on September 17, 1978, leaving behind a legacy of holiness and devotion. Her cause for canonization was opened due to the profound spiritual impact she had on those around her. In 2006, Pope Benedict XVI declared her a Servant of God.