St Carlo Acutis
Relic & Eucharistic Miracles Exhibition
Join us at Campion College as we host the internationally renowned Eucharistic Miracles Exhibition, created by St Carlo Acutis, together with the opportunity to venerate a relic of the Church’s newest saint.
Over two days, visitors are invited to explore the exhibition at their own pace, learn more about the life of St Carlo Acutis, and participate in two special evening events featuring a guest lecture, evening prayer and Eucharistic Adoration.
Whether you are visiting as an individual, family, parish, school or youth group, this is a unique opportunity to learn more about St Carlo’s extraordinary life and deepen your appreciation of the Eucharist.
All are warmly welcome.
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Tue 1 and Wed 2 Sep 2026
Venue
Campion College
8-14 Austin Woodbury Place
Toongabbie NSW 2146
Open to
General public, families, schools and parish groups
Cost
Free ticketed event
Ways to Participate
• Visit the Exhibition
Explore the internationally renowned Eucharistic Miracles Exhibition, discover documented Eucharistic miracles from around the world, and venerate a relic of St Carlo Acutis. Exhibition entry is available hourly from 10:00am, with final admission at 4:00pm.
• Tuesday 1 September – Evening Prayer, Adoration & Relic Veneration
5:30pm Exhibition open
6:30pm Evening prayer
7:00pm Canapés
7:30pm Relic veneration, Adoration and exhibition
9:00pm Event concludes
• Wednesday 2 September – Guest Lecture, Adoration & Relic Veneration
5:30pm Exhibition open
6:30pm Canapés
7.00pm Guest lecture
7:30pm Relic veneration, Adoration and exhibition
9:00pm Event concludes
School & Group Visits
Schools, parishes and youth groups are welcome to visit the exhibition or join us for the evening events. Group bookings are encouraged to assist with planning.
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About St Carlo Acutis
St Carlo Acutis (1991–2006) was an ordinary teenager with an extraordinary love for the Eucharist. A gifted computer programmer, he used his talents to catalogue Eucharistic miracles from around the world, creating an exhibition that has since travelled to thousands of parishes, schools and churches across the globe.
Known for his deep faith and joyful witness, Carlo encouraged others to encounter Christ through the Eucharist, famously describing it as “my highway to heaven.” Following his canonisation, he continues to inspire young people and pilgrims around the world through his example of holiness in everyday life.
To learn more about the life of St Carlo Acutis and the Eucharistic Miracles Exhibition, including other tour locations and resources, visit the official website or follow the mission on social media.
Enquiries
Tony Mattar, t.mattar@campion.edu.au