In this creatively imagined episode of In the Studio with Carlo Acutis, we take a unique storytelling approach, portraying Saint Carlo Acutis as if he were in the studio with us, guiding listeners through the Eucharistic miracles he so passionately documented. While not a literal interview, this podcast reflects his real-life devotion, words, and mission through a dramatized format.

In this, we explore one of the most awe-inspiring Eucharistic miracles in Church history, the Miracle of Lanciano. Through the eyes and voice of Saint Carlo, we relive the dramatic moment when a doubting priest witnessed the consecrated Host become real flesh and the wine turn to blood during an 8th-century Mass in Italy.

You’ll hear about the scientific analysis that continues to baffle researchers, and most importantly, you’ll be invited to rediscover the truth: Jesus is truly present in the Eucharist. Open your eyes to the miracle we witness at every Mass and let Saint Carlo inspire your journey toward the Real Presence.

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What if a modern teenager, deeply in love with Jesus and skilled in technology, could speak to us today?

In the Studio with Carlo Acutis is an imaginative podcast by Shalom World Podcasts that brings the voice of this beloved saint back into our world. Through a creative dramatization, we imagine Saint Carlo sitting in the studio, sharing the stories of Eucharistic miracles he once documented, reflecting on the faith that fueled his mission, and revealing the eternal truth of Jesus’ Real Presence.

Blending storytelling, dialogue, and devotion, this show invites listeners into a unique encounter with faith through Carlo’s eyes. Though this is a creative assumption, the message is real: the Eucharist is the heart of our faith, and Carlo is here, virtually, to help us fall in love with the Blessed Sacrament again.

Come, be inspired by a saint who lived holiness in sneakers and changed the world with a keyboard and the Eucharist.