Carlo Acutis’ grave and kenotaph in the Santa Maria Maggiore Church in Assisi (Carlo Acutis – hrob a kenotaf” by Dobroš) Pope Leo XIV officially canonized Carlo Acutis, marking the arrival of the Catholic Church’s first “millennial saint.” The 15-year-old computer prodigy, hailed as “God’s Influencer,” was recognized for leveraging his coding talents to share Catholic teachings online, forging a bridge between faith and digital culture. The Vatican estimates around 70,000–80,000 people, many millennials and families, attended the mass, according to Reuters. Carlo Acutis, born in London in 1991 and raised in Milan, died at just 15 from leukemia in 2006. Despite his youth, he demonstrated extraordinary devotion, praying daily, attending Mass regularly, and working on digital projects to share his faith. Most notably, he…
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