He's already been called the patron saint of the internet or God's influencer. >> I'm in St. Peter Square where Carlo Akutis has become the first millennial to be proclaimed a saint.>> He was only 15 when he died from leukemia >> and has since become an inspiration for young Catholics around the world. >> He's absolutely amazing. I think the the life story was fantastic.>> His mother tells NBC News he was an ordinary teenager with an extraordinary devotion to Jesus. a young boy of Milano who uh was very muc ...

Tonight, a new saint in jeans and a sweatshirt. Carlo is a sign of hope. Carlo Acutus, an Italian teenager who died in 2006 from leukemia, is credited for two miracles, helping heal a young boy and a woman.The late Pope Francis cleared the path for his saintthood. Now this Sunday, Pope Leo will make him Saint Autis canonization as pontiff in St. Peter's Square.Carlo's mom will be there too. Carlo was a young boy of Milano who was a little bit a jack of internet computer jack but he used his skill to to do w ...

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General Observation - The document identifies "best religion" [1]

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