Pope Benedict's speech to youth at Westminster

The sound quality isn't the best and he has a great German accent, but I've written out part of the speech. Ellipsis (...) shows where I couldn't understand it - sorry! "I ask you, first and foremost, to look into your own heart. Think of all the love that your heart was made to receive, and all the love it was meant to give. After all, we were made for love... we are made in the image and likeness of God, and we were made to know the God of love, the God who has sent his own Holy Spirit... the divine love that knows no beginning or end... Every day, we should thank God for the love we have already known, and the love that has made us who we are. The love that has shown us what is truly important. We need to thank the Lord for the love... for our families, our friends, our teachers, and those within our lives who have helped us see how precious we are in their eyes and in the eyes of God. We were also made to give love. To me, it's inspiration for all we do, and the most enduring thing in our lives. At times, it seems so natural, especially when we feel the exhiliration of love, when our hearts bring all this generosity, to decide to help others to build a better world. But at other times... our hearts can easily be hardened by selfishness, envy and pride. Blessed Mother Theresa of Calcutta, the great missionary of charity, reminds us that giving love, pure and generous love, is a wonderful daily decision. Every day, you have to choose to love."