Ursula Micaela Morata was a 17th-century Spanish mystic and nun who belonged to the Capuchin Poor Clares. Born in Cartagena in 1628, she experienced early spiritual visions during a childhood illness. After joining a convent in Murcia, she dedicated much of her life to religious service, including nursing the sick during a plague. She eventually moved to Alicante, where she established a new convent and served as its abbess. Recognized for her spiritual insights and writings, she is currently titled as a venerable in the Catholic Church.