Angela of Foligno

Angela of Foligno (c. 1248–1309) was an Italian mystic and Franciscan tertiary known for her deep spiritual experiences and transformative visions. Born in Foligno, she faced personal tragedy, which led her to pursue a profound spiritual awakening. Angela documented her mystical insights and encounters with God in a work called "Book of Divine Consolation." Her writings reflect themes of love, suffering, and the quest for divine union. Canonized as a saint, she is celebrated in the Catholic Church for her contributions to spirituality and her profound understanding of the inner life of faith.