I can tell you that those things can also be found in other religions. But what made saints saint aren’t gifts, supernatural gifts aren’t measure of holiness.
Besides Mother Angelica who died a few years ago, I can’t think of someone who is internationally known.
Mother Angelica does not yet have an official sainthood cause. My guess is that they are waiting for the fifth anniversary of her death to officially start one, as the process normally requires. The fourth anniversary of her death just passed. Her mentor Rhoda Wise does have an official cause but was not known for the things the OP is suggesting. Rhoda had spiritual gifts and was a stigmatic but she was a very simple lady, not a “holy elder” type.
Padre Pio was forbidden from saying Mass in public, blessing people, answering letters, showing his stigmata publicly, and communicating with Padre Benedetto, his spiritual director. He was also described as “narrow minded” and “mentally deficient”.
Great reply!
