He was a London-born teenager with leukaemia who spread his faith by building websites, later gaining the moniker “God’s influencer”. And now Carlo Acutis, a computer prodigy who died at the age of 15 in 2006, will become the first millennial canonised by the Catholic church next week, in St Peter’s Square. Acutis used the computer coding languages he learned in primary school to develop websites for his parish and the wider church, including one that tracked Catholic miracles. The Vatican has a path towards sainthood, which can only begin five years after a person’s death. The Holy See studies
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