Thousands flock to Vatican as teenager made first millennial saint
Summary
A large crowd gathered at the Vatican as the Pope canonized Carlo Acutis, making him the first millennial saint. Carlo was known for using the internet to document religious miracles and assist Catholic organizations. Another person, Pier Giorgio Frassati, was also canonized during the ceremony.Key Facts
- Carlo Acutis has been declared the first millennial saint by Pope Leo.
- The canonization took place in Rome, with thousands attending.
- Carlo Acutis passed away from leukemia at the age of 15 in 2006.
- Known as the "patron saint of the internet," Carlo documented miracles online.
- Pope Leo praised Carlo Acutis's faith at the ceremony.
- Pier Giorgio Frassati was also canonized; he was an Italian who helped the poor and sick and died in 1925.
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