María del Carmen González Ramos was a 19th-century Spanish nun born in Antequera. After marrying Joaquín Muñoz del Caño in 1857, she eventually dedicated her life to religious service. She is best known for establishing the Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Hearts, an order that later received papal approval in 1902. Throughout her life, she focused on community service, including the creation of a school and a clinic in 1882. She died in her birthplace from typhus in 1899.