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This weekend in Rome two young men will be Canonised by Pope Leo XIV, his first Canonisations.

Blessed Pier Georgio Frassati & Blessed Carlo Acutis, born approximately a hundred years apart, they have both left a very profound influence and legacy to the Roman Catholic Church, let these two young Saints continue to inspire the future generations of young people, and all of us!

TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME (C)Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati: (1901-1925) was a charismatic Italian Catholic layman known for his deep faith, devotion to the poor, and passion for outdoor activities like mountain climbing, often captured in his personal mot

to “Verso l’alto” (“To the heights”). Despite his athletic and lively personality, he dedicated his short life to social justice, serving the sick and needy, giving away his wealth, and finding spiritual depth through the Eucharist. He died at age 24 from polio, likely contracted while caring for others, and his widespread funeral attendance by the poor revealed his hidden sanctity. He was beatified by Pope John Paul II in 1990.

 

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Blessed Carlo Acutis: (1991 -2006) Born in London. Grew up in Milan.  He was very good with computers and used his skills to share his faith. Carlo created a website to document amazing Eucharistic miracles and approved Marian apparitions. He did this before he sadly passed away from a serious illness, leukaemia. His tomb is in Assisi. Carlo was known for being happy, his computer talents, and his deep love for the Eucharist, which is a central part of Catholic faith. This love became a very important part of his life. Pope Francis declared him “Blessed” on October 10, 2020. This happened just two days before the 14th anniversary of his death. Carlo is now becoming the first saint from the millennial generation in the Catholic Church.

St Pier Giorgio Frassati & St Carlo Acutis, Pray for us!

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