Rare. Antonino Pierozzi, also known as San Antonino da Firenze, was an archbishop and man of letters. Born in 1389, he became a Dominican friar and stood out for his moral integrity and devotion. In 1446 he was appointed archbishop of Florence, where he dedicated himself to the spiritual and material well-being of his faithful, promoting social justice and helping the poor. He also became involved in political matters, trying to mediate between the city's rival factions. He died in 1459 and was canonized in 1523 by Pope Adrian VI.