Carlo Acutis has been proclaimed the first saint of this century by the pope
He died of leukemia in 2006 at the age of 15. Acutis was to be canonized on 27 April, but the ceremony was suspended due to the death of Pope Francis.
:eitb-banner?$eitb-banner$&fmt=webp-alpha&qlt=80 "Carlo Acutis is the first millionaire saint. Photo: EFE")
Carlo Acutis. Photo: EFE
Pope Leon XIVdeclared santo today, Sunday, Carlo Acutis, in St. Peter's Square.
In fact, Pope Leon has been named a Holy Man who has lived in the 21st century Acutis. He is thus the first Millennial Saint.
As soon as dawn dawned, people were waiting in St. Peter's Square, a source of inspiration for young Catholics, who spread their faith on the Internet, known as the patron of the network, but who died of leukemia at the age of 15.
According to his mother, he was an ordinary boy who opened his heart to Jesus, even though for the Church it was "something else."
While Acutis was alive, he had cured a four-year-old boy of his pancreatic disease, and once dead, a mother prayed to him before his body, and his dying daughter was also unharmed by a blow to the skull.
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