
Inspired by Carlo Acutis: Projects, Schools and Shrines Adopt First Millennial Saint as Patron
Here is a snapshot of three projects and their impact on the Catholic communities in which they reside.
Here is a snapshot of three projects and their impact on the Catholic communities in which they reside.
Ponderings on memories and what God is trying to reveal through them ...
Tour-guide organization plans customized itineraries for parishes, private groups and high-school students — and runs a collegiate program too.
LDS missionaries serve in 450 missions worldwide. Here’s how they do it — and how FOCUS and other Catholic counterparts compare.
Carlo especially loved Mass on the sacred day and wrote moving reflections about the Christ Child.
West Virginia summer camp is booked — for for good reason, according to campers and parents, who love soon-to-be St. Carlo Acutis.
‘Parents must be the first catechists. They should read Bible stories and the stories of the saints…’
‘Already on the day of Carlo’s funeral, we began to see miracles …’
The downturn is another severe setback for the beleaguered local Christian community, which is heavily dependent on revenue from tourism.
SPO preceded a similar college-evangelization effort, the Fellowship of Catholic University Students.
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