Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, goes on L’Osservatore Romano, "then mentioned point 38 of the after-debate report, which says it would be appropriate to convene a Christian-Muslim meeting on God’s Word to discuss and meditate together, suggesting that perhaps it would be even more appropriate to speak of an inter-religious forum". Dialogue, says the newspaper of the Holy See, "has been a recurring issue in the 26 reports including the six reports from the auditors held in the morning". The highlight of the General Congregation has been the reports from the delegates of the Minor Circles. "As well as suggestions on the need to think of establishing a sermon directory and to better outline the meaning of the Lectio Divina as «a praying reading of the Word »; that it would be appropriate to properly educate the readers during the Liturgy as well as giving priests a more in-depth training on the Bible, other recurring topics goes on L’Osservatore Romano included the spreading of Pentecostal cults and the need to understand why they are so successful, a reflection on the Readings and the importance of reading at Mass and of course dialogue with the Jews. In this respect, they pointed out, once again, the exemplariness of Edith Stein, an intellectual and a saint, for an effective dialogue with Hebraism".
