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Juan de los Ángeles (1536–1609) was a Spanish priest and writer.

Works

• Triunfos del amor de Dios, Medina del Campo 1590
• Sermón en las honras de la católica cesárea Magestad de la Emperatriz nuestra reina, del 17-III-1603, Madrid 1603.
• Salterio espiritual (1604)
• Presencia de Dios (1604).
• Tratado espiritual de los soberanos misterios de la misa, Madrid 1604.
• Consideraciones sobre los Cantares (1606)
• Tratado espiritual de cómo el alma ha de traer siempre a Dios delante de sí, Madrid 1607.
• Vergel espiritual del ánima religiosa..., Madrid 1610.
• Manual de vida perfecta (1608)

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