6. DIALOGUE IN CHURCH AND SOCIETY - Dialogue requires perseverance and patience, but it also enables mutual understanding.
a) To what extent do diverse peoples in our community come together for dialogue?
b) What are the places and means of dialogue within our local Church?
c) How do we promote collaboration with neighboring dioceses, religious communities in the area, lay associations and movements, etc.?
d) How are divergences of vision, or conflicts and difficulties addressed?
e) What particular issues in the Church and society do we need to pay more attention to?
f) What experiences of dialogue and collaboration do we have with believers of other religions and with those who have no religious affiliation?
g) How does the Church dialogue with and learn from other sectors of society: the spheres of politics, economics, culture, civil society, and people who live in poverty?