Despite the demands of school and family life, Carlo dedicated himself to works of charity. He volunteered at soup kitchens run by the Capuchins and the Missionaries of Charity, assisted struggling students with their homework, and reached out to the poor in his neighborhood. His apostolic zeal extended even to the digital world, where he harnessed the power of the internet to evangelize, creating an online catalog of Eucharistic miracles that continues to inspire countless people today. His approach to faith was never compartmentalized—it permeated every aspect of his life. Whether in the classroom, at a pizzeria with friends, or engaged in a soccer match, he carried within him a vibrant witness to the Gospel.Carlo’s spiritual depth was nurtured by a profound devotion to the sacraments, particularly the Eucharist. Recognizing its transformative power, he famously stated: “When we expose ourselves to the sun, we get a tan… but when we expose ourselves to Jesus in the Eucharist, we become saints.” Admitted to First Communion at the unusually young age of seven due to his remarkable spiritual maturity, he never missed daily Mass or Eucharistic Adoration. He understood that the Eucharist was not merely a ritual but a divine encounter, describing it as his “highway to Heaven”—a means to sanctification that fortified his virtue and moral courage.His clarity of vision in an era of moral ambiguity set him apart. Carlo resisted the temptations of materialism and the empty pursuits that entrap so many of his peers. “Everyone is born an original, but many die as photocopies,” he warned, urging others to resist conformity to a world obsessed with fleeting pleasures and false idols. He found in the sacraments the strength to go against the tide, embodying the radical call to holiness with a rare authenticity. His joy was never self-referential but always Christ-centered: "Sadness is looking at oneself, happiness is looking at God."Even in his final days, as leukemia swiftly claimed his life at the age of 15, Carlo’s serenity testified to the profound peace he found in Christ. His legacy endures as a beacon for a generation navigating the digital age, proving that sanctity is not bound by time or circumstance. Pope Francis, recognizing his relevance for today’s youth, affirmed in Christus Vivit: “Young people, do not be afraid to be saints!” Carlo’s life is a testament to this challenge—a reminder that, even in a world saturated with distractions, one can live fully, love deeply, and journey toward eternity with unwavering purpose.