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Carlo Acutis: Miracle Recognized by Pope Francis

Italian Teen to Become First Millennial Saint

Canonization Process Advances

In a significant development in the canonization process, Pope Francis has recognized the second miracle attributed to Blessed Carlo Acutis, paving the way for his elevation to sainthood. The Italian teenager, who died from leukemia in 2006 at the age of 15, is now poised to become the first millennial saint.

The miracle recognized by the Pope involves the healing of a Brazilian boy from a rare pancreatic disease. The boy's condition was considered incurable, but he reportedly made a full recovery after his mother prayed to Carlo Acutis.

Carlo's life was dedicated to spreading the Eucharist and using technology for evangelization. He created a website to catalog and share Eucharistic miracles, and he also founded a charitable organization to help those in need.

The recognition of the miracle brings Carlo Acutis one step closer to sainthood. The Vatican must now officially approve the miracle before he can be canonized. The exact date of his canonization has not yet been announced.

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