Saint Agnello of Capua was a 7th-century Italian saint known for his piety and dedication to the Christian faith. He served as a bishop in Capua, a city in southern Italy, where he played a significant role in the spiritual life of the community. His leadership and commitment to the teachings of Christianity earned him respect and admiration among his followers. Agnello is often celebrated for his miracles and acts of charity, which contributed to his canonization. His feast day is observed on June 14, and he is venerated in various regions, particularly in Italy. His life serves as an inspiration for many in the Catholic Church.