Pope Leo XIV urged Peruvian youth participating in the Jubilee of Young People to share the Good News of Christ and reflect His face in their daily lives, emphasizing that their experiences should inspire active evangelization rather than mere memories.
Pope Benedict XVI's final book, "What Is Christianity? The Last Writings," posthumously published, serves as his spiritual testament, addressing topics like missionary work, interreligious dialogue, and the importance of God's mercy. The book, intended for a broad audience, includes reflections on figures like St. Joseph and Jesuit Father Alfred Delp. Benedict XVI's decision to publish posthumously was to avoid controversy and confusion during his lifetime. The book encapsulates his wisdom and insights, offering a final message to the world from one of the great churchmen of modern times.
Two new documentaries, "Savior Complex" and "Uncharitable," challenge perceptions about charitable endeavors. "Savior Complex" examines the controversy surrounding American missionary Renee Bach and her organization, Serving His Children, which aimed to assist malnourished children in Uganda but faced questions about its practices and qualifications. "Uncharitable" advocates for treating charitable institutions differently, providing them with resources, tolerance for risk, and reasonable expectations to attract top talent and effectively address the problems they were created to solve. Both documentaries highlight the importance of having a functional blueprint to achieve charitable objectives and the complexities involved in turning good intentions into tangible benefits.