Humilis of Bisignano was a 17th-century Franciscan friar and mystic from Calabria, Italy. Born Luca Antonio Pirozzo in 1582, he joined the Reformed Friars Minor in 1609, adopting a religious name that reflected his characteristic humility. Throughout his life, he was recognized for his deep spiritual experiences and his ability to explain complex religious doctrines despite being illiterate. His reputation for sanctity led him to serve as an advisor to Popes Gregory XV and Urban VIII before returning to his birthplace, where he died in 1637.