As millennials eagerly await the recognition of Acutis as the first video-gamer saint, a troubling issue has emerged: the auctioning of relics purportedly connected to him, a practice deemed ...

It’s not just despicable, but it’s also a sin. Every kind of commerce over faith is a sin,” said the Rev. Enzo Fortunato, who ...

An online auction of alleged relics of Carlo Acutis, some hair attributed to the young blessed, were reportedly sold to an unknown buyer for 2,110 euros, sparking the indignation of the Church.

cannot be given away without the permission of the Vatican. A relic of Blessed Carlo Acutis, a fragment of his pericardium, visits the U.S. at Holy Family Parish in Queens, New York, on April 6 ...

Carlo Acutis relics are being sold online. The Catholic Church isn’t happy - Police are investigating the sale of relics ...

(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 26 - Relics of Carlo Acutis, a teenager who is set to be canonised next month and is seen as the patron saint of the Internet, are up for auction on the Web, Assisi Bishop ...

Italian prosecutors are investigating the illegal online sale of alleged relics of Blessed Carlo Acutis, who will be declared the first millennial saint next month. The investigation by the ...