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Carlo Acutis was placed to be canonized immediately after Easter this year, but the sudden death of Pope Francis has delayed historical moment. Now, 7. September Teenager known as “God’s influence” will officially become the first Millennium Saint.
His mother, Antonia Salzano said Fox News Digital was her son of faith not only changed the Catholic Church – she changed her life.
In an interview that happened in April, she said in the exit that “far” from the church after she was raised in a non-relevant household. She attended Catholic school from pure monitoring, and only stopped in church in three different opportunities – all the sacraments were completed, which they aligned with their school program.
Italian teenager to be canonized as the first Millennium Catholic Saint
To Antonija, it was a protocol – Maturco, even varieties – as its Catholic sacraments were compared with tasks.
That is, until Carlo was five years old and a beloved priest Bologna, ItalyHe had a “thoughtfulness of the Spirit,” Antonia said that a young man would grow up to be someone special.
He hit the priest prediction, marked the moment her life would change forever.
“Carlo, it was a savior for me,” Antonia exit said. “It was mystic.”
Soon the Holy Carlo Acutis, which is sliced to be canonized as a saint of Pope Francis 27. April, next to friends, as shown in a new documentary film, “Carlos Acutis: Roadmap in reality.” (Castletown Media)
Soon will be a saint and his mother studied theology and attend everyday mass together, often in the encouragement in the latter.
When he died at the age of 15, he later visited Antonia in his dream, announcing that one day it would be canonized – the prophecy was confirmed later when the Church recognized the first of two wonders is credited to his intercession.
Four years after Carl’s death from leukemia Antonija Bi 2006. Years became the recipient’s intercession of his son in his law.
“When Carlo died, I was 39, I started trying to try, I can’t try, I can’t try, I can’t try, I can’t try, I can’t try, no? “(But) the children did not arrive. Then I started my practice to adopt a child, but in Italy it was very difficult … I lost all my hopes that I will have children alone,” she explained. “I once dreamed of Carl, he told me,” Listen, you’ll become, again, Mother. Don’t worry. “And, a month after, I became pregnant.”
After years of struggle to accept that there will never be a mother again, her twins, Francesca and Michele, would share the date of the maturity of Carl’s passage.
“He (Carlo) understood that she was missing faith … so he used the Internet for goodness.”
Born in 1991. year and the product of his Education in 1990s, Antonia said Fox News Digital was that Carlo’s mission was to evangelize online.
Before the technology picked up his intrigu, Carlo was charitable children – spending early years by helping those who need Milan’s neighborhood, where she often provided clothes and food for the population of homeless people.
“Mother Teresa said we didn’t have to help around the world because it was enough to go outside our house where we will find our Calcutta,” she said. “And Carlo found his Calcutt in Milan.”
When Carlo was taken, making her soul feeding that is as vital as it feeds your stomach, the technical teenage bug into your skills on the website The Eucharistic Miracles and Mary Apothemations.
It was, such as Antonia described, “light side of the Internet.”
“We are sometimes unprepared in this influence of social media, the Internet,” Antonia said. “I immediately understood that the internet had the light side of the Internet. And it could also be a dark side. Unfortunately, especially young people, passing hours in front of these things and lose freedom. So it can be very dangerous.”
These dangers are investigated in a new documentary film, “Carlo Acutis: Folders for reality” In which Antonija offers comments. The film, a joint effort between the bilateral media and Jim Vahlberg Wahl Street Productions exhibits a social dilemma of social media causing a teenager group to share with its devices on Catholic pilgrim on Carlo’s Tomb.
“(The world) wants digitizing your soul … but with Jesus, we don’t have to fear.”
Speaking of the film, Antonia described his son as a “sign of hope” in the middle of the virtual landscape of our society – such as public discourse, which led to monikira such as “God’s influence” and “protector”.
His influence also led to groups like focus (communion of students of Catholic universities), whose digital range includes 46 countries and allows 700,000+ people around the world every month to come across Christ through social media. Many of their posts crossed the virus today – proving that today is the permeation of the Gospel.
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“He (Carlo) understood that there was a lack of faith,” Antonija told her son. “He used to say that there were thousands of people in front of the concert, in front of the football game. I don’t see them in front of the tabernacles, where there is a home in which it is really present.”
“So he used the Internet for goodness. He lived all the dangers of young people and all people now. But he could dominate, to be free, always to maintain his freedom, not to become a slave (her).”
Through their technological, the spiritual discipline, Carlo Acutis would leave his global sign – because Catholic leaders around the world are now looking at it to connect with today’s younger generations.
His mother agrees, echoing the position of church leaders that Carlo Antidot is on our Social Media Association Society.
“It must be Carlo’s work of God. So, God gave Carlo all these graces … probably, God wants to help us, our society, because the problem is also a problem and the problem and Fox News.
“Carlo is an instrument because he lived the things we live. Most of us, we have been to us to become holy in our routine in our routine. Thought that it will teach us to become in God in God, our Life, our God to become holy. Prayer. So, mysticism … We are all mystical because we have the Holy Trinity in us. The only problem is that we have no connection with the presence of God in us. “
Antonia claimed that the matter was to connect that.
“Of course, at the beginning it won’t be easy,” she started. “But with practice, with constant will, if we really want (this) in our heart, God will reward us. We need to have a desire in the soul of people.”
“Carlo said all the birth was born, but many die as photocopies … It is important to remind these children that everyone is unique.”
Antonia, now a dedicated to Catholic Who says that the sacraments that have been “supernatural means that we are giving us mercy,” it concluded that readers are improving that we are all original artistic insert and that we have a “special project” that God is in sales for each of us.
Carlo Acutis, together with a blessed Pier Giorgio Frassasati, will be canonized 7. September 2025. years in St. Peter – a significant moment in the church calendar and the first ceremony of Pope Lea XIV ceremony.
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