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Saint Veronica, also known as Saint Veronica Giuliani, is a saint venerated in the Catholic tradition. Born on December 27, 1660 in Mercatello sul Metauro, Italy, Veronica was a Franciscan nun of the Capuchin Sisters of the Poor Poor Clares.
She is famous for her intense mystical experiences and receiving the stigmata, the wounds of Christ on her body, which manifested themselves during Lent.
Saint Veronica Giuliani was also a prolific mystical writer. Her works, which include autobiographical writings, prayers and letters, are considered valuable testimonies of her deep spirituality and love for Christ.
She is venerated as the patron saint of the Capuchin Sisters of the Poor Clares, the mentally ill and those with eye diseases.
St. Veronica's feast day falls on July 9, a day that commemorates her life and contribution to the Christian faith. Her story continues to inspire many people today because of her devotion to God and her testimony of faith. This product is characterized by a sophisticated brunito finish that gives an elegant and high-quality appearance.
