Vatican to Publish Collection of Pope Benedict XVI's Private Homilies

Most of the homilies were written during the Pope's 10-year retirement and are described as providing 'substantial spiritual nutrition.'

The Vatican will publish a collection of never-before-seen homilies delivered by the late Pope Benedict XVI, most of them written during his 10-year retirement.
The homilies were recorded by the consecrated women who tended to Benedict during his pontificate and retirement, and have now been transcribed for publication.
Around 30 of the homilies date from Benedict’s pontificate, while approximately 100 more are from his retirement.
The homilies are all in Italian, the German-born theologian’s adopted language.
The homilies do not contain any news or theological novelties, but are described as providing 'substantial spiritual nutrition.'