Aloísio Rabatá was a 15th-century Italian Carmelite priest who served as the prior of the convent in Randazzo. Born in Erice in 1443, he was recognized for his ascetic lifestyle, specifically his frequent penances and his dedication to providing alms to the impoverished. His life ended in 1490 following a violent encounter in which he was struck in the head by an arrow, an event that led to his death several months later.