Giuliano

Saint Giuliano, born in 301 on the island of Aegina, is remembered in the Church as a faithful deacon whose life was marked by humble service. Though few details of his story have been preserved, his long witness—ending in 391—speaks of steadfast devotion amid the ordinary duties and hidden sacrifices that often shape a holy life. Honored especially in Gozzano, where he is venerated as patron, Saint Giuliano remains a quiet but enduring presence for those who seek to serve Christ with constancy and reverence. His feast is kept on January 7, inviting the faithful to ask for the grace to imitate his fidelity in prayer, charity, and the daily work of the Church.