Amália de Jesus Flagelado was a Spanish religious sister and mystic who lived in Brazil during the twentieth century. Born Amalia Aguirre Queija in Galicia, she later moved to Brazil in 1919 to join her parents. She is primarily recognized for her reported mystical experiences in Campinas, where she received apparitions of Our Lady of Tears during the 1930s. As a co-founder of the Missionary Sisters of Jesus Crucified, she dedicated her life to religious service and spiritual devotion.