Saint Giulia, also known as Saint Julia, is a Christian martyr celebrated for her faith and courage. She is believed to have lived in the 5th century and is particularly venerated in Brescia, Italy. Her story often highlights her unwavering commitment to Christianity, even in the face of persecution. Her feast day is observed on May 22, and she is considered the patron saint of Brescia. Many churches and artworks depict her life and martyrdom, emphasizing her role as a symbol of strength and devotion in the Christian tradition.