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Diocese of Milano to celebrate the memory of Carlo Acutis
The Diocese of Milano is establishing a new tradition called "Saints with Carlo" to celebrate the memory of Carlo Acutis in local oratories. Around October 12, preadolescents will gather to begin their faith journeys through activities centered on the spirituality of Acutis, including his love for the Eucharist, personal prayer, and service to the poor.
Educators will organize these gatherings to include prayer, games, fraternity, and Mass. The Diocese suggests that organizers tailor these events to the specific needs of the children they serve. To assist with planning, the FOM website provides various suggestions for these meetings.
This year's program highlights the connection between Acutis and Saint Francis of Assisi during the Franciscan jubilee year. Although he came from a wealthy family, Acutis sought to imitate the poverty and charity of Saint Francis. He spent significant time in Assisi and viewed his battle with leukemia as a final moment of detachment from worldly things.
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