Saint veronica giuliani biography of albert einstein

An 18th-century saint and mystic became known in the Middle East, astonishing all who read her story.

Her treasured 22,000-page handwritten diary was re-discovered by a new generation and is gaining popularity.

With July 9 marking the feast day of this extraordinary mystic, victim soul, and stigmatist, Saint Veronica Giuliani (1660-1727) lets us reflect on her incredible witness and great devotion to the Passion of Christ.

Orsola Giuliani (young Saint Veronica) was born in Mercatello, Italy, on Dec.

27, 1660 to Francesco Giuliani and Benedetta Macini.

As Saint Veronica’s mother was dying, she consecrated each of her five living daughters to the Five Wounds of Jesus.

Saint Veronica's mother told her:

“You, dear Orsolina, still so young, will reside in the Wound of the side.

I leave you in the Heart of God, where you will not only find protection but also learn what it is to love.”

From a very young age, Orsola courageously endured small and great daily sufferings and encoun