The Covenant of Love expresses it's power in different times and cultures in distinct ways. Despite this, it's always centered on how Mary brought Christ as the answer to great questions of the times. 

We experience what Pope Francis told the youth at World Youth Day in Río de Janeiro in the Covenant of Love:

The Gospel is for everyone, not just for some. It is not only for those who seem closer to us, more receptive, more welcoming. It is for everyone. Do not be afraid to go and to bring Christ into every area of life... The Lord seeks all, he wants everyone to feel the warmth of his mercy and his love. (July 28, 2013)

Today, the International Movement of Schoenstatt faces the challenge of making the Gospel practical in daily life and creating a covenant culture in 5 specific areas:

1. Marriage and family life;
2. The challenges and dynamics of youth;
3. The publication and application of the teachings of Fr. Kentenich withing the education field;
4. The incorporation of our original charisma in the universal Church;
5. Effective collaboration in the creation of a new social order and a culture inspired by the Covenant.

We bring the diversity of our apostolic projects within these 5 areas to the celebration of the Jubilee

These tents are set to meet, discuss, present, hear forums, talks and experiences in various cultures. 

The Youth Tent wants to be a place that reflects the ardor of the youth, a place of encounter and exchange of life, and place that invigorates the spiritual experience of the jubilee.

For us Male Youth, it wants to express our Life Stream, to reflect our identity (through the pillars/columns), and to highlight the apostolic valor of the youth and the valor of the Covenant in generations past.