Veronica Giuliani
Italian Capuchin mystic and saint
Born
December 27th, 1660
364 years ago
Died
1727
298 years ago — 67 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Italy
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Born in 1660, this Capuchin mystic dedicated life to spirituality and the understanding of divine love. Entering the convent at a young age, spent years in prayer and contemplation. Gained a reputation for mystical experiences and deep devotion which attracted many followers. Authored several works that expressed theological insights and received the stigmata, which are marks resembling Christ's wounds. Her life emphasized the significance of personal and communal faith in the Catholic tradition.
Experiencing mystical visions and stigmata
Writing spiritual works like 'The Diary of Veronica Giuliani'
Being canonized as a saint in 1839
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