Blessed Carlo Acutis and His Love for the Eucharist

Sign up for our newsletter here: mailchi.mp/ewt...
Discover the story of Blessed Carlo Acutis, a modern Eucharistic saint who combined his love for technology with deep faith. Born in 1991, the same year as the World Wide Web, Carlo used the internet to spread devotion to Eucharistic miracles. By age 11, he created a website cataloging these miracles. Courtney Mares, author of "Blessed Carlo Acutis: A Saint in Sneakers," highlights Carlo's passion for the Eucharist. His mother, Antonia Salzano, recounts his unwavering faith and acceptance of his leukemia diagnosis at age 15.
👥 Follow us on our social networks:
Instagram: / ewtnvatican
X: / ewtnvatican
Facebook: / ewtnvatican
💻 And you can also visit our website:
www.ewtnvatica...

[@jeffrey4287]

I hope he received Jesus as his Saviour!! Acts 4:12

[@jessr1698]

He's going to be declared a Saint! Second miracle approved!

[@alexismcelhone9214]

He was born in London & moved with his family when he was 5 mos . Old🙏🏼❤️😘

[@nhoxshock2752]

Blessed Carlo Acutis apostle of Eucharist. Pray for us!

[@prestonpulley6890]

Ephesians 2:8-9 For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.

[@jeffrey4287]

The "pope" has no power to that!! He's a sinner!!! I hope he turns to Christ.. 🙏

[@JohnHenrysaysHi]

Thank you for making this video! Praying for his canonization! Being that Blessed Carlo Acutis was a gamer and website designer, known for documenting Eucharistic miracles at age 11 and documenting approved Marian apparitions cataloguing them onto a website which he created before passing from leukemia at age 15 in 2006, I've been asking for his intercession to our Lord Jesus Christ daily for help with technology!

[@sagayarajvictor11]

Bl. Carlo Acutis, Pray for my son Carlo Acutis, I named my son Carlo Acutis, now he is 2 years old.

[@JennyferSyiem-y5u]

Praise the Lord 🙏🙏🙏

[@maryjohnson1890]

When I see Blessed Carlos, I'm moved to tears. I cry. Because I see I'm looking at a very special person. A Saint! And we see video of Blessed Carlos at birthday parties and enjoying family and friends. Just like Jesus did when He was on earth. Jesus mingled with the people. Amen.

[@jenniferwestrick7848]

I'm SO happy about this!!!✝️🕊️🙏📿💜This is great news- What a beautiful young boy Carlos was just full of Love for Jesus & serving Him✝️ He is now in his Heavenly Home! I'm so happy for Carlos. Thank you Jesus🙏✝️💜

[@DianeWhelton]

Very informative and inspiring, pray for me Carlos❤🙏🏻

[@studiooriginals]

Wow, it's shocking someone so young spoke so articulately about his faith

[@TheVirtualJenesis]

Having a Saint so close to this day and age, is so inspiring. The way he used the Internet to spread the gospel shows that the Catholic faith is always new and current. Especially someone as young as him, having millennials and gen z relate to him, definitely inspires young people to act on their faith. Saint Carlo Acutis, pray for us🙏🏾🕊

[@MVK1811]

Is that really him in that glass coffin ?? He’s been in there since 2006? I’m confused….

[@texmex124]

What was the recent miracle they are talking about on Catholic radio this week

[@Ck-zk3we]

you people are insane

[@al_s93]

Why?

[@soldierofmary984]

Anyone who follows Christ will be called insane. Look at what they did to Jesus and how much they mocked him, they probably called him insane too

[@mikevonellis]

This is OK, but there are others in line to be canonized who have done much more to deserve canonization. I think this is really a political move by church leaders to increase participation by young people, and if it works, that’s good. But I have seen political moves in the Catholic Church before. For example, it has been the requirement for many people to be canonized a saint that there first be documented two miracles attributed to them. But in the case of Pope John Paul II, church leaders reduced the requirement to only one miracle. That was extremely hypocritical because it was obvious that management was giving a pass to past management. There are holy people who are waiting to be canonized but their miracles have not been recognized by church leaders. For example, Father Emil Kapaun from Pilsen, Kansas. I have read his life story and it is unbelievable to me that he has not yet been canonized because he has been passed over. The only reason that makes any sense to me is the politics of the leadership of the Catholic church, and that’s sad. But I’m sure that Christ has bypassed the men of the Catholic Church and has made Father Emil a Saint of Heaven. I imagine that Christ can’t stand human politics either!

[@ChristieMawoyoyuutut8fgurfuf95]

​@soldierofmary984, it's obvious that they called Him insane. Anyway,everyone has their way of seeing things. We can not judge them but rather, pray for them