José Orioli Thaumaturgus of Barcelona Wonder Worker of Barcelona
Wanted to evangelize infidels, and give himself over to martyrdom. On his way to Rome in April 1698 to ask to be a missionary, Joseph fell ill at Marseilles, and had a vision that gave him a new mission - revitalize the faith in his own back yard.
Returning home, he worked with the youngest of children and roughest of soldiers, and prayed without ceasing for the living and the dead. He wore a hair-shirt; lived for 26 years, half his life, solely on bread and water. Famed confessor, prophet, healer, and miracle worker, though many of the writers in his day and after have made him sound like some kind of medium or magician or somesuch.
23 March 1702 at Barcelona, Spain of natural causes predicted the date of his own death some locals lent him a bed to die on as he had always slept on a wooden bench or whatever was handy
Book of Saints, by the Monks of Ramsgate Catholic Encyclopedia
For All The Saints Our Sunday Visitor's Encyclopedia of Saints, by Matthew Bunson, Margaret Bunson, and Stephen Bunson