Saint
Juliana of Bologna
A devout widow of Bologna, reposed in 435.
- Feast
- February 7old style February 20
- Reposed
- 4355th century
Life
Saint Juliana of Bologna was a married woman of Bologna whose piety and charity were praised by Saint Ambrose of Milan. Her husband left her, with her consent, to become a priest, and she devoted herself to bringing up her four children and to the service of the Church and the poor. She reposed in the year 435. She is venerated as a saint of the undivided Church and is commemorated on 7 February (new calendar).
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