“Today, as in the beginning, we need to go out to meet each person, even more so, it is our mission to do so, especially the most distant people and those who suffer. We must reach the existential peripheries of our world! You know your peers, you know that many are alone, that many do not know Jesus. Go, go and take the Lord, go and fill your environments, even digital ones, not with convictions, not to convince, not to proselytize, but to bear witness to the tenderness and mercy of Jesus” (1)