Is there a Saint Julietta

Answer 1

There is a Saint Julietta

According to legend, Julietta and her three-year (sometimes described as three-month) old son Cyricus had fled to Tarsus and were identified as Christians Julietta was tortured, and her three year old son, being held by the governor of Tarsus, scratched the governor's face and was killed by being thrown down some steps. Julietta did not weep but celebrated the fact that her son had earned the crown of martyrdom. In anger, the governor then decreed that Julietta's sides should be ripped apart with hooks, and then she was beheaded. Her body, along with that of Cyricus, was flung outside the city, on the heap of bodies belonging to criminals, but the two maids rescued the corpses of the mother and child and buried them in a nearby field. An alternative version of the story is that Julietta told the governor that his religion could not be accepted by a three year old child, whereupon Quiricus testified to his faith, and mother and child were tortured before being decapitated.

Answer 2

There is no St. Julietta. However, there is a Saint Julitta who is sometimes called Julietta. She was martyred about the year 304 along with her three-year-old son, Saint Cyriacus, under the persecutions of Diocletian. She was burned at the stake and her son had his skull smashed by the judge magistrate Alexander.

Answer 3

Yes, there is a Saint Julietta. She is also known as Saint Juletta of Cappadocia, a Christian martyr who was killed for her faith in the 4th century. She is honored in the Roman Catholic Church and Eastern Orthodox Church.

Answer 4

There are several saints named Julia and at least two named Julitta but none named Juliette.

Answer 5

Yes, Jane is a saint name.

Answer 6

no