How St. Carlo Acutis-Inspired This Eucharistic Miracles App
Gen Z is using smartphones to continue the legacy of the newest patron saint of tech.
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Lenten Traditions You Should Know From Europe and Africa
The global reality of the Church translates into a variety of Lenten practices. Read on to learn about more traditions that the Register discovered.
Archbishop Ronald Hicks Takes Helm of Archdiocese of New York
Addressing his new flock directly, Archbishop Hicks said, ‘I desire to follow the heart of Christ, to be a good shepherd. I come to walk with you, to serve you, and to proclaim Jesus Christ to you.’
The Story of Tech-Savvy Saint Carlo Acutis Spreads in Digital Age
Devotees of ‘God’s Influencer’ reflect on his witness for first feast day post-canonization.
Catholic Counseling Center Offers Support for War-Traumatized West Bank Residents
Bailasan, championed by the Latin Patriarchate and Aid to the Church in Need, has already helped hundreds of people.
Catholics React to New Saints Carlo Acutis and Pier Giorgio Frassati
‘They are saints who bring us closer to the path to holiness …’
Carlo Acutis’ Mother: First Millennial Saint Shows ‘Holiness Is in the Ordinary’
‘Both Carlo and Pier Giorgio [Frassati] shared a love for the Eucharist, a love for the poor, and a love for the Virgin Mary. ... These two are models that we need in this particular moment for the young people of today ...’
They Chose Christ: Carlo Acutis’ Mother on Son’s Kinship with Fellow Soon-to-be Saint Frassati
Antonia Acutis also pointed to the pair’s mutual devotion to the Eucharist.
In New York City, Antonia Acutis Speaks of Her Son’s Holy Witness
The mother of soon-to-be canonized Carlo Acutis spoke to a capacity crowd of more than 2,500 people at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City on Thursday, touching on several themes, including the universal call to holiness, the importance of living the virtues, and the sacraments as a means of receiving grace.
Mother of Carlo Acutis: ‘Through Carlo, the Lord Is Calling Many Young People’
‘What is important is to help young people understand that they are called to be saints. Carlo is a friend of theirs, whom they feel close to, a person who in his ordinariness was able to transform his life into something extraordinary...'
