Peregrine Laziosi was a 14th-century Italian monk and priest belonging to the Servite Order. Born in Forlì, he initially clashed with the religious leadership of his order before experiencing a profound conversion that led him to join the Servites in Siena. He eventually returned to his birthplace to establish a new religious house, where he gained fame for his preaching and his dedication to the impoverished and the ill. He is widely recognized as a thaumaturge and a model of absolute trust in divine providence.