Veronica began writing her diary in and continued for 34 years until her death in 1727. Fundación Santa Verónica Giuliani E.T.S.

The is one of the most extensive and profound mystical testimonies in the history of the Catholic Church. Spanning over 22,000 handwritten pages , it documents the intense spiritual journey of an 18th-century Capuchin nun who is often compared to giants like Saint Teresa of Avila. Who was Saint Veronica Giuliani?

Born Ursula Giuliani in 1660 in Mercatello, Italy, she showed signs of deep devotion from a very young age. At 17, she joined the Capuchin Poor Clares in Città di Castello, taking the name Veronica. She eventually became the abbess of her monastery and lived a life marked by extreme penance, obedience, and supernatural phenomena.