Agoston Veneziano

BIOGRAPHY
Agoston Veneziano, also known as Agoston of Venice, was born in 1415 in a port town of Venice, as a son of an Catholic priest. His family was not well-known, and Agoston did not want to live a rich and exciting life. This was his character. He never wanted to be a celebrity. He devoted himself to religion like his father, after claiming that a luminous figure lifted him up and brought him to the beach while he was drowning in the sea in his youth. He took office as a priest following the death of his father, the last family member in life. His sermons and his miraculous escape from drowning drew people's attention. Over time, he was loved by the people and he was appointed to the Vatican City, performing his duty well. Priest Agoston, who met the Pope, won his affection with his good heart, was appointed to Constantinople by the Pope himself as the Catholic Priest of Constantinople in January 1451, after the Eastern Roman Empire 's the long-awaited request of Catholic support from Europe.