Cardinal Parolin on St. Carlo Acutis
During a Mass marking the first liturgical memorial of St. Carlo Acutis, Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin reflected on the saint's legacy.
Many when they see his picture are touched by his smile: Carlo spoke of Jesus above all with his radiant, luminous, and smiling face.
Cardinal Parolin celebrated the Mass on October 12 at the Mary Major Church in Assisi, where Carlo Acutis' remains rest in a glass case. Acutis was canonized by Pope Francis on October 10, 2020, and passed away in 2006 at the age of 15 due to fulminant leukemia.
- Carlo Acutis was canonized by Pope Francis on October 10, 2020.
- He passed away in 2006 at the age of 15 due to fulminant leukemia.
Author's summary: Cardinal Parolin reflects on St. Carlo Acutis' legacy.
More News
- Shaping systems, shifting cultures and driving South Africa forward
- Unseasonable afternoon warmth persists
- Cody Balmer enters attempted murder plea after allegedly firebombing Gov. Josh Shapiro's home
- 14 Colorado Breakfast Counters With Real Buzz (And All Of It Earned)
- Kerel Murray: False Conflict: Colorblindness and Section Two of the Voting Rights Act #ELB
- Is Kylie Jenner a Pop Star Now? Let’s Break Down “Fourth Strike” and Her King Kylie Alter Ego
- Distrust of Lawyers Has Increased
- Goldman Sachs: bank discipline ‘imperative’ in times of AI exuberance
- A Lawsuit Aims to Take Save Boca's Charter Change Off the Ballot
- Kate ‘wanted fire engine to travel at top speed’ during training college visit