Delay the sanctification of the first millennium after the death of Pope Francis

An Italian teenager was to be to become The first millennium It has been postponed for at least one week yet The death of Pope Francis.

The 88 -year -old Pope died on Monday after 12 years as a leader of the Roman Catholic Church.

Vatican It announced that Carlo Akotis’s sanctification will be next Sunday in Saint Peter Square on the occasion of the celebration of the jubilee of teenagers. It was originally scheduled to happen on April 27, on the second Sunday of Easter.

Acuteis died of leukemia in 2006 at the age of 15. He was born in London for the wealthy Italian parents, and he grew up in Milan, where he managed to manage it on the site of his diocese and then the Vatican -based academy. He also used his computer skills to create an online database of fragmentation miracles all over the world.

His way to holiness began more than 10 years ago in the initiative of a group of priests and friends, and was officially launched shortly after the papal Francis began in 2013.

Acuteis “distinguished” was named in 2018 after the Church realized his virtuous life, and his body – wearing sneakers, jeans and a heavy shirt to a shrine in Santiaro Dela Speliasion in Asisi, Italy. It was a major location linked to Saint Francis’s life.

The “blessed” teenager was announced or overcome – the first step towards holiness – in 2020 after he attributed one miracle. In that miracle, a Brazilian child is attributed to a congenital disease that affects the pancreas.

It was the second miracle Pacific to Acuteis in May 2024. This included the healing of a university student in Florence that was bleeding in the brain after being exposed to a shock in the head in a bike accident.

Francis and the Rome Corporation officially agreed to sanctify it in July 2024.

In the months before its expected sanctification, the believers were flowing to Asizi.