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Something amazing happened at the Vatican today that the liberal media won’t give proper attention. Pope Leo XIV made history by naming Carlo Acutis the first millennial saint of the Catholic Church. This 15-year-old Italian boy died of leukemia in 2006 but left behind a legacy that puts today’s social media addicts to shame.
While most kids his age were wasting time on video games and social media nonsense, Carlo was using technology to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He built websites and created online content to share his Catholic faith with the world. The young man earned the nickname “God’s Influencer” because he understood how to reach people through the internet for the right reasons.
Carlo Acutis proves that young people can still choose virtue over the garbage that Hollywood and Big Tech try to force down our throats. He spent his short life serving God and helping others instead of chasing fame and money like so many influencers today. His example shows what happens when parents actually raise their children with strong Christian values.
The canonization ceremony drew 70,000 faithful Catholics to St. Peter’s Square on a beautiful Sunday morning. Pope Leo XIV also named Pier Giorgio Frassati as a saint during the same ceremony. These were the first canonizations of the new pope’s leadership, sending a clear message about the importance of youth embracing traditional faith.
Carlo was born in London but raised in Milan, showing that holiness can bloom anywhere when families prioritize God over worldly pleasures. He had a special connection to Saint Francis of Assisi and chose to be buried there. The boy understood what too many adults have forgotten about putting spiritual matters first.
This young saint’s life stands as a rebuke to the godless culture that dominates our schools and entertainment industry. While secular elites push their woke agenda on children, Carlo Acutis shows the power of raising kids with genuine Christian principles. His parents clearly did something right in a world gone wrong.
The timing of this canonization couldn’t be more perfect as America faces a crisis of faith among young people. Carlo Acutis proves that teenagers can resist the temptations of modern culture and choose to live for something greater than themselves. His story should inspire every Christian parent to fight harder for their children’s souls.
Saints like Carlo Acutis remind us that God still calls young people to extraordinary holiness even in our broken world. While the left tries to destroy traditional values, the Catholic Church continues to lift up examples of true virtue and sacrifice. This is what real influence looks like when it serves the Lord instead of serving self.
