The Pope has attributed a second miracle to Carlos Acutis, who spread the Catholic faith online prior to his death from cancer in 2006.
Pope Francis has cleared the way for the first Millennial sainthood after attributing a second miracle to an Italian teenager who died at the age of 15.Carlos Acutis, who has been dubbed 'God's influencer' and 'the patron saint of the internet,' used his computer skills during his short life to spread the Catholic faith online.Acutis was born in London in 1991 to Italian parents, but grew up in Milan.
The attribution of a second miracle means Acutis can now be elevated to sainthood, although the Vatican did not say when this would happen.The Vatican has been contacted for further comment via email.
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