Maria Enrichetta Dominici was an Italian nun of the Sisters of Saint Anne who lived from 1829 to 1894. Born Caterina Dominici near Turin, she joined her religious order in 1850 and adopted her religious name. She is recognized for her dedicated service during the 1854 cholera outbreak and for her long tenure as the Superior General of her congregation. Throughout her life, she maintained close ties with religious leaders, including Pope Leo XIII and John Bosco.