How to Live Like Carlo Today!
Known as “God’s Influencer” and the first millennial saint, Carlo Acutis was a computer prodigy who died of leukemia in 2006 at age 15. This year marks 20 years since his death, yet he remains a saint for our time.
Get our inspiring content delivered to your inbox.
Join us, for free!
Processing your application
Please check your inbox and click the link to confirm
your subscription.
There was an error sending the email
Trending this week:
A Catholic Grandma’s Love for Pope Leo’s White Sox Wins Over the Internet
Chicago’s South Side team has quickly become a fan favorite as Pope Leo XIV continues to follow his beloved White Sox.
5 Things We Can All Offer Pope Leo XIV as He Prepares for Surgery
As he prepares for surgery, we can support the Holy Father through prayer, small sacrifices, and acts of charity, asking God to watch over his health, his recovery, and those who will care for him.
Looking for a Way to Celebrate St. Carlo Acutis? Host a Screening at Your School!
With the October 12 feast day of St. Carlo Acutis approaching, Catholic schools and parishes nationwide are turning to a groundbreaking new film to help young people navigate the digital noise of modern culture.
17-Year-Old Creates Amazing Sculpture of St. Michael the Archangel Standing Nearly 23 Feet Tall
The 23-foot tall monument depicts the Archangel with his traditional attributes as a defender and protector.
Different Professions, One Calling: Religious Sisters Share What They Did Before Discovering Their Vocation
God can take your story and lead you down a path you may never have imagined.
The Backstory on David Henrie’s Wedding Proposal to His Wife
Fresh off hosting the Sheen Awards, Henrie marked a special 10-year milestone celebrating the fateful day he proposed to his now-wife, Maria.
Does an Angel Finish Your Rosary If You Fall Asleep? Archbishop Cordileone Shares a Childhood Memory
"Before I learned exactly what it was and how to pray it, I used to put it around my fingers when I held my hands together in prayer because I knew it was something sacred and having to do with prayer."
How Our Lady of the Rosary Led A Satanist to Sainthood
St. Bartolo Longo’s descent into the darkest visions of hell to then rising with the power of the Rosary reminds us all that regardless of your past, we are made for sainthood.
Did You Know Bone Chapels Were A Thing in the Catholic Church? Here Is a Look at Five of Them:
Our enriching Catholic history is filled with places that invite believers to meditate on eternity, but few do so as directly and literally as Europe’s bone chapels.
"HaleAWOOOOOyah!:" Husky Goes Viral After Joining Mass Choir
During Mass at The Grotto’s annual Blessing of the Animals on September 20, one husky couldn’t resist joining in when the music began.
7 Ideas for Praying the Rosary Every Day—Even When You Don’t Have Time
Laura, creator of the Catholic app MiRezo (Spanish for My Prayer), shares seven ideas that work in her own family.
“I Want You to Be Honored With Me”: A Theology Professor’s Moving Act of Humility
Dr. John Cavadini has just been awarded the Ratzinger Prize—often described as the ‘Nobel Prize in Theology.’
10 Simple Ways to Make Eucharistic Adoration Part of Your Life
Here are 10 practical tips Mark Hart, chief innovation officer at Life Teen International, offers young Catholics who want to make the most of their time in Adoration.
‘Father Bob!’: How 50 Chicago Pilgrims Caught Pope Leo’s Attention in St. Peter’s Square
For a few minutes in St. Peter’s Square, Chicago had come to Pope Leo.
How to Live Like Carlo Today!
Known as “God’s Influencer” and the first millennial saint, Carlo Acutis was a computer prodigy who died of leukemia in 2006 at age 15. This year marks 20 years since his death, yet he remains a saint for our time.
A Catholic Grandma’s Love for Pope Leo’s White Sox Wins Over the Internet
Chicago’s South Side team has quickly become a fan favorite as Pope Leo XIV continues to follow his beloved White Sox.
5 Things We Can All Offer Pope Leo XIV as He Prepares for Surgery
As he prepares for surgery, we can support the Holy Father through prayer, small sacrifices, and acts of charity, asking God to watch over his health, his recovery, and those who will care for him.
Looking for a Way to Celebrate St. Carlo Acutis? Host a Screening at Your School!
With the October 12 feast day of St. Carlo Acutis approaching, Catholic schools and parishes nationwide are turning to a groundbreaking new film to help young people navigate the digital noise of modern culture.
17-Year-Old Creates Amazing Sculpture of St. Michael the Archangel Standing Nearly 23 Feet Tall
The 23-foot tall monument depicts the Archangel with his traditional attributes as a defender and protector.
Different Professions, One Calling: Religious Sisters Share What They Did Before Discovering Their Vocation
God can take your story and lead you down a path you may never have imagined.