Diana degli Andalò [SEP] date of death
Diana degli Andalò
Blessed Diana degli Andalò (1201 – 10 June 1236), sometimes d'Andalo, was a Dominican nun who founded a convent for her order dedicated to Saint Agnes in Italy. 
In 1218, the Dominicans established themselves in Bologna. In 1219, with the help of Cardinal Ugolino they obtained the church of San Nicolò delle Vigne despite the opposition of the wealthy Loderingo degli Andlò, who owned the land on which the church was built. Diana was Loderingo's sister. Reportedly she lived a worldly life until
the same day as that of her fellow Dominicans Cecilia Cesarini and Amata. Her feast day is June 9.
External links.
- Western Dominican Province: The Dominican Year, gives 1891 as date of beatification and 8 June as feast day
- Beata Diana degli Andalò, Vergine at Santi Beati
Bibliography.
- Georges, Norbert. "Blessed Diana and Blessed Jordan of the Order of Preachers". Somerset, Ohio: Rosary Press, 1933.