Saint Juliana Falconieri Notebook

Saint Juliana is devoted to the care of the sick and other works of mercy. She was the Italian foundress of the Religious Sisters of the Third Order of the Servites and died on June 19, 1341. She can be identified by the image of the Eucharistic host upon her chest. At the time of her death she was unable to receive Holy Communion due to her illness. She asked the priest to lay the host upon her chest and it disappeared shortly thereafter. Following Juliana's death the image of the cross was found upon her breast. She was canonized by Pope Clement XII in the year 1737.