Henry de Beaume was a 14th-century Franciscan friar, priest, and theologian from Geneva. Born into a noble family serving the Dukes of Savoy, he joined the Order of Friars Minor and became a prominent itinerant preacher. He is most recognized for his close association with Colette of Corbie, serving as her confessor and spiritual guide. His support was instrumental in the reform movement of the Poor Clares and the subsequent establishment of the Coletine friars, which emphasized strict austerity.