Anna Maria Antigó was a 17th-century Catalan nun who served as the abbess of the St. Clair-de-la-Passion convent in Perpignan. Born in 1602, she became a prominent leader within the Poor Clares order, known for her efforts to reform the community and preserve local culture. During a period of political tension and French occupation, she successfully advocated for the return of exiled nuns and worked to maintain the religious and linguistic traditions of her community in Catalonia.