The Life and Legacy of Carlo Acutis

The video explores the life of Carlo Acutis, a modern-day teenager who exemplified sainthood through his deep devotion to the Eucharist and Mary. Born in London and raised in Milan, Carlo used his computer skills to evangelize online, sharing his faith and inspiring others. Despite suffering from leukemia, he remained committed to his mission, offering his pain for the Church. Carlo's life, marked by secret acts of charity, left a profound impact, as seen by the large turnout at his funeral. His story demonstrates that sainthood is attainable for everyone.

What is the main idea presented about saints in the introduction?

• Saints are fictional characters.

• Saints must be priests or nuns.

• Saints can be from any era, including the 21st century.

• Saints are only from medieval times.

Where was Carlo Acutis born?

• Rome

• Milan

• Paris

• London

What did Carlo Acutis believe about the Eucharist?

• It should be avoided.

• It is not important.

• It has the power to make us saints.

• It is just a symbol.

How did Carlo use his computer skills?

• To design graphics

• To hack into systems

• To create a website for sharing his faith

• To play video games

What was Carlo's message about receiving the Eucharist?

• It should be avoided.

• It is only for special occasions.

• It helps us become more like Jesus.

• It is unnecessary.

What illness did Carlo Acutis suffer from?

• Leukemia

• Asthma

• Diabetes

• Heart disease

How did Carlo respond to his suffering?

• He became bitter and resentful.

• He offered his suffering for the Lord, the Pope, and the Church.

• He stopped believing in God.

• He gave up on his mission.

What was notable about Carlo's funeral?

• It was held in Rome.

• It was a private ceremony.

• The streets were overflowing with people.

• It was attended by only a few people.

What secret acts of charity did Carlo perform?

• He organized community events.

• He donated to large charities.

• He helped the local poor and homeless with sleeping bags and food.

• He volunteered at a hospital.

What does Carlo's life teach us about sainthood?

• It is achievable by anyone dedicated to Christ.

• It is only for the elderly.

• It is only for those in religious orders.

• It requires a long life.