After 40-plus years on the Godbeat, let me offer this observation: It’s extremely difficult to write about ancient, complex, ...

Pope Leo XIV recently named a 15-year-old computer whiz as the Catholic Church’s first-ever millennial saint who used technology to spread the faith and earned him the nickname, ...

Crying out to God during moments of extreme trial does not mark a crisis of faith but can reflect an act of total surrender ...

The greatest thing we can learn is how to love. And when we do, we are well on the way to becoming saints. When St. Carlo ...

History was made on Sunday in St. Peter’s Square. Pope Leo XIV declared Carlo Acutis — the 15-year-old tech prodigy known as “God’s Influencer” — the first Millennial saint. Before 80,000 pilgrims, ...

And Tuesday, BYU held its “Sesquicentennial Kickoff devotional,” a day before students flood Brigham Square at lunchtime to ...

Dressed in jeans, Nike sneakers and a sweatshirt, with his hands clasped around a rosary, Carlo Acutis has generated near ...

VATICAN CITY (CNS) – The greatest risk in life is to waste it by not seeking to follow God’s plan, Pope Leo XIV said, ...

Could a young person in a hoodie and trainers really change the way that millions view holiness? On Sunday, the answer came in the most historic possible way when Pope Leo XIV declared Carlo Acutis ...

Pier Giorgio Frassati and Carlo Acutis, two young laymen of the 20th and 21st centuries, were canonized saints.

Carlo Acutis, who died of leukemia at 15 in 2006, is known in the Catholic Church as "God's influencer" for harnessing ...