In recent years, St. Carlo Acutis has become one of the most popular saints in the Catholic Church. He was a 15-year-old Italian teenager who spent his short life on earth promoting Eucharistic miracles. His popularity is in large part to the “ordinary” life that he led — a teenager in the digital age, surfing the internet and playing video games with his friends. For the most part he did not expect to die young, as he was diagnosed with leukemia only shortly before he died. Leading up to 2006, Carlo was preparing the first exhibition of his Eucharistic miracles display. This required a great deal of research, as he wanted to provide information on each confirmed Eucharistic miracle in the world. He was able to create a website, which still exists today; this was the first place where he catalogued all of the Eucharistic miracles he could find. Yet, he still wanted something physical, Read More…

Today is the 20th anniversary of St. Carlo Acutis’ death