Julian of Sora was a martyr from Dalmatia who lived during the second century. While traveling toward Campania during the rule of Emperor Antoninus Pius, he was captured by Roman soldiers. He underwent torture before being executed by beheading in Sora, which is located in the Lazio region of Italy. He is recognized as a saint within the Catholic tradition.
Life and death
Born in Dalmatia, Julian was traveling through Italy when he encountered Roman soldiers. These soldiers captured him and subjected him to torture. His life ended in Sora, where he was beheaded. This martyrdom occurred during the reign of Emperor Antoninus Pius.
Veneration
The Roman Catholic Church observes his feast day on 27 January. The Eastern Orthodox Church also commemorates him, celebrating his memory on 28 July according to the Old Style or 11 August according to the New Style.