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A Non-Profit Tribute to Saint Carlo Acutis
This website is an evangelization, educational, and research initiative dedicated to preserving and disseminating the Exhibition conceived by Saint Carlo Acutis. All conception and authorship rights and credits belong to the Saint.
This portal is a work of love for the Catholic Church, of devotion to Saint Carlo Acutis, and of free service to the faithful, priests, catechists, and researchers worldwide. It contains no advertisements, sells no products, solicits no financial donations, and operates under the evangelical principle of total gratuity ("Freely you have received; freely give" — Mt 10:8).
All photographs, reports, and historical documents are reproduced exclusively for catechesis, research, and dissemination of faith, without commercial exploitation, in accordance with the original mission of Saint Carlo Acutis and the spirit of free dissemination.
The Historic Collection
A young Italian devoted much time of his life to a mission: to research, catalog, and create an international exhibition of Eucharistic Miracles recognized by the Catholic Church across the centuries. That young man was Saint Carlo Acutis.
During the modernization of the original archive (www.miracolieucaristici.org), it was impossible not to be moved and awestruck by the sheer magnitude of the work: hundreds of high-resolution panels, detailed maps, multi-language versions, and hundreds of pages produced by a young boy with the technology available in the early 2000s. A monumental and supernatural work of dedication, depth, and craftsmanship.
In modernizing, every date, text, theological report, holy relic image, among other information, was preserved to the utmost.
Use of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence was used as a support tool for the modernization process. Tools were developed to process gigabytes of media from the original site, apply design standards, among other tasks. The process involved advanced computing, human revalidation, and continuous adjustments until achieving the expected goals.
Cataloged, georeferenced, and structured with historical and medical reports.
Full native canonical translations with bidirectional RTL support for Arabic and Urdu.
2000s legacy web files, 300 DPI PDFs, biographical books, and historical manuscripts mined.
Every miracle across all 17 languages is now narrated and can be listened to.
The website was developed using widely established web technologies with a simple, lightweight structure independent of external frameworks. This approach simplifies maintenance and ensures the project remains functional and easily updateable over the years.
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