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Pope Francis Thursday recognized a second miracle associated with Italian teen Carlo Acutis, setting the stage for potential sainthood for Acutis. The teen would become the first millennial Catholic saint. Pope Francis on Thursday announced he would order Cardinals to convene to consider canonizing Acutis after recognizing a second miracle associated with him. Liliana prayed at Blessed Actuis' tomb in Assisi July 8, 2022, and heard from the hospital that Valeria had begun to breathe spontaneously the same day. The following day she began moving and partially regained speech. A CAT scan July 18, 2022 showed a brain hemorrhage had disappeared. Afterward she made rapid progress in rehab therapy. In October 2020 Acutis was beatified by Cardinal Agostino Vallini in Assisi. A miracle associated with Acutis and approved by Pope Francis was an incident in 2013 when, according to church claims, Acutis intervened from heaven saving the life of a 7-year-old Brazilian boy. According to the church, the boy was healed of a pancreatic disease after touching a t-shirt formerly worn by Acutis. Antonia Salzano, Acutis' mother, told the newspaper Corriere della Sera that he would ask to visit Milan churches when he was 3, give pocket money to poor people, support classmates whose parents were getting divorced, defend peers when bullied and would take food and sleeping bags to homeless people. In Catholicism, if two miracles are attributed to a deceased person and approved by the pope, they qualify for sainthood
