THE INCREDIBLE LIFE OF SAINT CARLO ACUTIS

He loved video games, soccer, and his saxophone. He taught himself to code and built websites. He died of leukemia at 15, and less than 20 years later he was declared a saint. This is the story of Saint Carlo Acutis, the first millennial saint. In this video, we cover: • Who Carlo was and how he grew up in Milan • Why he is called the “patron saint of the internet” (and why that title is informal) • How he taught himself to program and used technology to serve others • The Eucharistic miracles exhibition he created at age 11 • His illness, his death in 2006, and his funeral • The two miracles recognized by the Church, including the one in Brazil • His canonization on September 7, 2025, and what his life can teach us today A note on sources: the accounts of miracles and some personal details come from the Church, his family, and those who knew him. Believing in Eucharistic miracles is a matter of faith, and this video presents them as reported, not as scientifically proven. If this video made you think, leave a comment: which lesson hit you the most? 👍 Like the video if you enjoyed it 🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss the next ones 📤 Share it with someone who needs to hear this story #CarloAcutis #SaintCarloAcutis #CatholicSaints