Roman Catholic Church Flexes Its Babylonian Roots With Necromancy Celebration Of Dead Teenager Carlo Acutis Slated For Beatification As A Saint

The faithful gather to see preserved body of ‘God’s influencer’ Carlo Acutis ahead of teen’s canonization as first millennial Roman Catholic saint

Right now over in Italy, the preserved dead body of the 15-year old Roman Catholic Carlo Acutis is on display in a glass coffin, and the Catholic faithful are making pilgrimages to the corpse to worship it. Miracles have been attributed to Acutis, and now he is to be canonized by the Vatican as an official Roman Catholic saint. After he receives that dubious honor, he will then have his own prayer card, and Catholics worldwide will pray to him for healing an miracles. If you are not familiar with the mystery rites of ancient Babylon, then you probably don’t know that this is called necromancy, and it’s forbidden in the Bible. We first wrote about Roman Catholic necrophilia nearly a decade ago.

“There shall not be found among you any one that maketh his son or his daughter to pass through the fire, or that useth divination, or an observer of times, or an enchanter, or a witch, Or a charmer, or a consulter with familiar spirits, or a wizard, or a necromancer. For all that do these things are an abomination unto the LORD: and because of these abominations the LORD thy God doth drive them out from before thee.” Deuteronomy 18:10-12 (KJB)

Roman Catholicism is actually a death cult that has an perverse fascination and obsession with death things, like relics for example. Now, if you’re not a Catholic, as I was for 30 years, then you probably don’t know what a ‘relic’ is, and also probably don’t suppose there is anything wrong with it. But what if I told you that the Catholic ‘relic’ is a body part from the dead saint, and it is used as an object of worship. Did you know that every Catholic Church that is built and dedicated has a ‘relic’ of a dead saint under the altar? On the Vatican’s own web site, in Section 302 of The General Instruction of the Roman Missal, it says this: “The practice of placing relics of Saints, even those not Martyrs, under the altar to be dedicated is fittingly retained. Care should be taken, however, to ensure the authenticity of such relics.”

According to the Bible, all born again believers are saints. Are you born again? You’re a saint in the only way that God recognizes saints. “For God is not the author of confusion, but of peace, as in all churches of the saints.” 1 Corinthians 14:33 (KJB) 

Carlo Acutis to be canonized as first millennial Roman Catholic saint

FROM THE NY POST: Faithful Catholics are gathering in droves in an ancient Italian city to view the preserved body of a teenager known as “God’s influencer” — before he is canonized as the first millennial saint next month.

Adorers packed the Sanctuary of the Spoliation in the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore in Assisi to pray and catch a glimpse of the encased body of 15-year-old computer wiz Carlo Acutis this week, photos show. A shop in the medieval town also sold souvenirs and mementos that adorned the young teen’s face. Acutis, a devout British-born Catholic who created a website to document every reported Eucharistic miracle and frequently ministered to the homeless and hungry in his native Milan, died of acute leukemia on Oct. 12, 2006. He was laid to rest inside the Assisi church in April 2019.

After his death, his website and legacy lived on — and in 2020, a miracle attributed to his intercession was approved and recognized by the Vatican. He was credited for healing a 6-year-old Brazilian boy who inexplicably recovered in 2013 from a rare pancreatic condition after touching a relic of Acutis.

“The boy was vomiting and risked dying. Then, on the third day of prayers, he started eating,” Carlo’s mom, Antonia Salzano, said at the time, according to the Los Angeles Times.

“We get news of miracles attributed to Carlo all the time. One woman was cured of her cancer after attending his funeral, and I heard of two more a few days ago. It’s a mystery. I sense the finger of God. Losing your son is the most terrible thing, but we are happy he is helping people discover their faith.”

He was beatified, or given the title “Blessed,” in October of that year.

A second miracle attributed to Acutis’ intercession was formally approved by the Vatican in May 2024, where he was given the title “saint.” The teen’s spirit was responsible for saving the life of a young Costa Rican woman who suffered severe head trauma after she had fallen from her bicycle in Florence in 2022. The woman, named Valeria, required intense craniotomy surgery, but doctors had little faith she could recover. Her desperate mother made the pilgrimage to Acutis’ tomb in Assisi and prayed for her daughter’s recovery — with Valeria suddenly moving and partially regaining her speech a week later.

A CAT scan later showed that her hemorrhage had disappeared, according to the Vatican. Her recovery was so quick that she and her mother made the trip back to Assisi a month later to thank Acutis for stepping in. Acutis will become the first canonized Catholic saint born between 1981 and 1996 — leading some to nickname him “God’s influencer.”

Acutis’ wax-encased body, clad in a tracksuit and sneakers, has been on display for veneration in a sanctuary for more than five years, while his heart is on view in a reliquary in the nearby St. Francis Basilica. READ MORE

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