Two lines really stood out for me:
1) "We cannot truly call on God, the father of all, if we refuse to treat (others) in a brotherly way," Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran told the pope,...
2) "He also urged all groups involved in interreligious dialogue to invite women to participate in all aspects of their discussions ..."

Well, have I got this right? - God is male ("father") and the proper way for people to treat each other is "brotherly."  The Cardinal could have referred to God as the "creator" of all and could have said we should treat others as "family."  Language which keeps talking of God as male and references what is proper as male reinforces the all male image of the Church and of power in the world.

As for inviting women into dialogue, how many women are on the Popes advisory council?  How many head dicasteries and major sections of the Vatican?  How many women participate in decision making on matters of faith?

Pope Francis said the right things.  Time to actually ACT.