The canonization of Talian Carl Autis, the first saint of the so -called. Millennios, will be held on September 7. Originally, it was to be declared saint on Sunday, April 27, but this ceremony was postponed for the death of Pope Francis. The new term was set on Friday by František’s successor, Pope Leo XIV,, AFP reported, TASR writes.
Lion on Friday at a public consistency of cardinals announced that Together with Acutis, who died in 2006 at the age of 15 for leukemia, the Catholic activist Pier Giorgio Frassati will be canonized on September 7th September. Frassati also died young – he succumbed to Pals at the age of 24, added Vatican News.
Carlo acutis was born on May 3, 1991 in London by Italian parents, Most of his short life, however, spent in Milan, While he used to spend the holidays in the house of his family in Assisi. He died in Monza in the north of Italy.
This teenage, also nicknamed “God’s influencer”, He devoted most of his life to the spread of the Catholic faith on the Internet, especially by his devotion to the Eucharistic Miracles and Marian Revelation, which he cataloged on the website. It is also known that the money he saved from his weekly pocket, used to help homeless people, people in need and immigrant.
He was declared blessed in 2020 after he was officially credited with the first miracle. The second miracle was recognized in May this year. By this decision, Pope Francis opened the way to be acutis to be the first saint of the so -called. Generations of Y and Millennios, ie people born in the years 1981 – 1996.
The Catholic Church teaches that miracles are only done by God, but the saints who believe they are with God in heaven are interceded for people who pray to them. For example, a miracle is also considered a medical inexplicable recovery, revelation or preservation of body remains.
