The synodal fathers address their message to all believers, and in particular, to "pastors", "many generous catechists", and to everyone leading the people of God "to listen and read the Bible with love". To "depict the soul and the substance" of the biblical text, the message uses four "cardinal points". First of all, "the Divine Voice", which "resounds at the origin of creation" and then "penetrates history, wounded by human sin and upset by death pain", to go down "to the pages of the Holy Scriptures". The second mainstay is "the Face", that is, Jesus Christ, who "renders our meeting with the Word of God perfect" and "reveals us the full meaning and unity of the Holy Scriptures". In the third place, there is "the Home of the Word of God, that is, the Church", upheld by four "ideal mainstays": "teaching", "bread breaking", "prayers", and "brotherly communion". Finally: "The path walked by the Word of God". "Pray on terraces what your ears listen to", wrote Matthew the Evangelist: therefore, the "Word of God should be present in the paths of the world", including communication through "information technology, television and the virtual reality". (To be continued) ” “
