Catholic Church’s 1 Millenial Saint was a youth who loved video games and computers

The Catholic Church recently gives birth to “90s, he wore the saints, playing video games and used the computers planning languages ​​to spread the Gospel.

Carlo Acutis – who died in 2006 from the 15-year-old Kememia – became Saints of the Thousand Center for the first time at the Vatican event on Sunday.

Italian teenagers have called Britain’s youths because how he has used the Internet to continue his faith, but that is one of its many officials.

“We Have Stocked the Name of Internet Internet,” Rev. eh. As it happened Host nil kӧksal.

“The Vatican called the apostle of the Eucharist and Prinson, and the other people call us Santa of two computer programs.”

80,000 gets up when canonization

Pope Leo, the first US ACutis, an open air acutis in the St. Sunday Sunday, a young council known for helping those in need and was killed by Polio in the 1920’s.

Catholic faith, Santa, a man who lived a good, sacred, heroic and heroic and is believed to go up to heaven.

An estimated 80,000 people gathered the event, including small Catholics from all over the world, as well as eleven and eleven couples.

Antonio D’Averio, 24, who was at a party, called the Canonization “the hand that was expanded by the congregation for young people.”

D’Averio, himself is a computer program, said it points to acutis.

“Her, you were interested in computer science,” said the young man. “Through the Holy One, It is a new. It’s also, in my opinion, who was needed.”

Clara Marugan Martin, 20, from his Spanish event.

“We are very happy to be here because Carlo and Pier Georgio are two examples of youths full of God, full of grace, and we want to follow their steps,” he said.

Who does Carlo hypocratic?

Acutis was born on May 3, 1991, in London, England and grew up in Milan, Italy. It is not the youngest saints, but is the first from the Millwenial generation, described as an obvious among the 1980s and late ’90s. .

As a child, she was a special interest in computer science and was known to read high-quality books about the program.

He put those skills to build and keep the multilingual website that wrote the Eschalmist miracles that the week was accepted by the Sunday. At that time, the website of the website was more than the sector of the Editorial Edition.

“He wanted to use modern technology to improve the Gospel,” said Hee.

He was also known and his great devotion, to church every day and prayed continually in front of the Eucharist, the Holy Sacrror of Waineni and bread believed to become blood and body of Christ.

Acutis died in October 2006 within days after finding in possession of a critical leukemia. Some years since, Catholic Catholics trigger millions in his rest at Assisi, Italy, where he can see a young holy jeans, dressed in sweaters and sweatsher.

“He dressed like young people today, and you know, played video games, had dogs and cats,” Howe said. “Most young people can understand that, and see that everywhere, how do you appreciate it from Christ and how do they want to live by his life as a faithful disciple.”

Celebrations in Canada and Worldwide

The excitement with Santa Acutis spreads far from Rome.

In the Howee region in Chicago – the first, and right now, we the church is called Acutis – young people spend the whole week of celebrating “Carlo Fest.

They threw a PEP meeting in small letters of their church, carrying a special bunch in his schedules, and he spent time reading about acutis and his inheritance.

At Cardinal Carter High School in Leamington, ONT.

Jerry Leroux, a attendant at school, says that happiness among students about canonization has been expired by canonization.

“Just the fact that he was on earth when the current youths were on earth, I think that makes him back, definitely,” Leroux told the CBC Radio’s Windsor in the morning.

He says the students like Acutis had many similar talks as they did, such as playing soccer and hanged with friends.

“He did all those common things that a young boy will do, but he had time to go every day, he spent time in front of the Eucharist daily, found dedication and sakrament and loved the thing that came first,” said Leroux.

“It sets the example of our youths today that they do not have to be killed in a church who worship, like, 24/7. God wants us to have a full-time life, but also a life full of faith, too.”

Acutis died under twenty and twenty twenty and moved as soon as he went to the Sabbood, the process that could take centuries.

Howee believes Youth Canonization Progress developed rapidly because the Pope Leo was preceding, Francis, who prioritizes to new worshipers, and respect the Harmony of the Order of the Common Honor.

“The saints in all the history of the churches are not the mathematics of the world.

“You are a good neighbor. They are a person coming out of their way to help other people. They are people dedicated to their faith. And Carlo Acutis, as a young person, was a young person.”

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To interact with the neck. Ed Bea Restored by Livia Dyrrous. With files from Reuters, a decorative machine and CBC Windsor