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His face and hands have been covered with silicone (have you seen those lifelike silicone-covered dolls, they even have them that look like kids...) -- they used to use wax (like the wax figures in a wax museum) to make them look "lifelike". He also was embalmed before burial. So, in your second video we have another case of "fake news"... You know, like the fake news about us being (so-called) "pedo monsters"? SEE: "The bishop of Assisi, Italy, Domenico Sorrentino, clarified that though Carlo Acutis’ body appeared intact in photos, that was due to the use of a silicone reconstruction of his face — the blessed’s body had been found in a normal state of decay when exhumed 14 years after his death in 2006." SOURCE: https://denvercatholic.org/everything-you-need-to-know-about-incorruptibility/ M. Every time I do research about something that seems incredible or unbelievable, I discover that, yes, it IS unbelievable, and not credible... SEE ALSO: https://aleteia.org/2023/10/09/is-the-body-of-bl-carlo-acutis-incorrupt/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incorruptibility |