Josep Samsó i Elias was a Spanish Catholic priest born in 1887 in Castellbisbal. Known for his academic brilliance and dedication to his pastoral duties, he served in various parishes, most notably in Mataró. He gained national recognition for his exceptional catechesis classes and his devotion to solemn liturgical celebrations. His life was cut short in 1936 when he was killed during the Spanish Civil War. He is currently recognized as a saint by the Catholic Church.