St. Carlo Acutis was a young man whose deep love for the Eucharist and his devotion to God inspired millions around the world.
He lived a brief life (1991–2006) marked by humility, compassion, and extraordinary dedication to sharing the faith, particularly through digital media.
Canonised in 2025, Carlo’s life demonstrates that holiness is possible in today’s world - that every young person, every family, can find ways to live faith authentically and joyfully. His motto, “Sadness is looking at yourself. Happiness is looking at God,” invites all to turn toward God with hope and love.
St, Carlo Acutis, the computer - whiz known for his love of the Eucharist, maintained an equally profound spiritual devotion to the Virgin Mary.
He reframed the ancient practice of the Rosary as a daily "romantic date," declaring, "The Virgin Mary is the only woman in my life." Carlo used his tech skills not just to catalog Eucharistic miracles, but also to build an online exhibition dedicated to Marian Apparitions.
Our doors are open to all who seek a faith that feels real and alive - to young hearts searching for purpose in a fast-changing world, and to parents who long to guide their children toward what truly lasts.
This is a holy space, where lost, wounded, and joyful souls are welcome, where faith is lived with joy, and where families rediscover together what it means to walk closely with God in the midst of everyday life.
St. Carlo Acutis reminds us that holiness isn’t distant or unreachable - it is possible now, in our generation, and with our gifts.
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