The deceased 15-year-old computer genius will be counted among the saints — Vatican
The Vatican plans to classify 15-year-old Carlo Akutis, who in 2016 died from leukemia, to the face of saints. They want to make him the patron of the Internet.
It is expected that in October 2020, the Vatican will complete the process of beatification of Autis — the recognition of the church as a person, as such, that he went to heaven and can become the patron of those who pray for him, writes NBC news.
It is noted that the request for canonization of a guy in the Vatican was repeatedly addressed. The Holy See attributed a miracle to him: a Brazilian boy who suffered from leukemia and prayed for a computer genius was cured of his illness.
Recall that Carlo Akutis was considered a computer genius. On a family computer, he learned programming and created a website where he put together a collection of wonders of the world. During his lifetime, he also helped classmates who were offended.
At 15, he died of leukemia in Milan. According to the guy’s mother, the church was so crowded that many had to wait outside.
Earlier, Mie University for the first time in history issued diploma on the study of ninja life to 45-year-old Genichi Mitsuhashi. He spent 2 years studying.
It is expected that in October 2020, the Vatican will complete the process of beatification of Autis — the recognition of the church as a person, as such, that he went to heaven and can become the patron of those who pray for him, writes NBC news.
It is noted that the request for canonization of a guy in the Vatican was repeatedly addressed. The Holy See attributed a miracle to him: a Brazilian boy who suffered from leukemia and prayed for a computer genius was cured of his illness.
Recall that Carlo Akutis was considered a computer genius. On a family computer, he learned programming and created a website where he put together a collection of wonders of the world. During his lifetime, he also helped classmates who were offended.
At 15, he died of leukemia in Milan. According to the guy’s mother, the church was so crowded that many had to wait outside.
Earlier, Mie University for the first time in history issued diploma on the study of ninja life to 45-year-old Genichi Mitsuhashi. He spent 2 years studying.
