Editor’s Note: The Economist broke the news that the promoter of the cult to Carlo Acutis is one of the former secretaries to the serial molester Cardinal McCarrick, from his time in New Jersey (see article below, which is behind a subscriber wall). But in the article above, we learn that the same ex-secretary, whose name is Monsignor Anthony Figueiredo was born in Kenya, and lost his license in the U.K. for getting in a car accident, with a blood alcohol level nearly 2.5 times the limit, in 2018. — Even more troubling is that the article above says he was a spiritual director of seminarians at the North American Seminary at Rome, which was exposed as having an entrenched culture of sodomites.
No one is saying that Carlo Acutis was a victim of pedophiles or gay. But such individuals normally get very excited at images of young boys, such that, even one with a modicum of holiness would be suddenly cast as the image of holiness for our age. Acutis dressed in a worldly and slovenly manner, so I really doubt he was a saint, because even teenagers know how to dress with Christian modesty and propriety when the have a strong faith.
The colored biography of the Monsignor is rounded out with this youtube video from July 13, 2021, with 171 views, where he explains, “Why a pandemic?” in Italian. He ends this 16 minute video with the blasphemy, saying that the Pandemic is a grace from God! — So it is quite clear that he has not the foggiest idea of what the order of grace consists in, nor did he even do the most minimal due diligence work to find out whether the Plandemic Narrative was true or not. The Monsignor is currently an “ecclesiastical assistant” to the “Brotherhood of Ardent Disciples of Jesus Christ” in the Diocese of Assisi, Italy, appointed in 2023 for a three year term. The Diocese of Assisi is scheduled to hold the ceremony of canonization of Carlo Acutis. “Ardenti” in Italian, means devoted, ardent, or burning. It’s a strange adjective to use for a religious community.
UPDATE: Close friends of Carlo Acutis deny he was religious
