Angelo da Furci was a 13th-century Italian priest belonging to the Order of Saint Augustine. Born in 1246, he was educated in a Benedictine convent before pursuing theological studies, eventually becoming a student and friend of Giles of Rome in Paris. He served as the Prior Provincial for the Abruzzi branches of his order, where he was recognized for his integrity, gentle nature, and skill as an orator. He declined several episcopal appointments offered by the Pope before retiring due to illness.