Agents of Christian, Muslim, Jewish and Buddhist beliefs talked subsequent to meeting President Hollande.
Father Jacques Hamel was murdered while leading morning mass in his congregation.
One of the two men who assaulted him was wearing an electronic observation label, which was briefly killed under his probation conditions.
The assault came 12 days after the assault in Nice in which 84 individuals were killed.
Muslim pioneer Dalil Boubakeur, minister of Paris' Grand Mosque, said the pioneers "profoundly crave that our places of love are the subject of more prominent [security] center, a supported center", as even "the most humble spot of love" can be liable to an assault.
Tuesday's assault occurred in a common Catholic church in a suburb of Rouen.
Mr Boubakeur communicated "significant distress" for French Muslims at the assault, which he depicted as an "ungodly heresy".
The Archbishop of Paris, Andre Vingt-Trois, applauded the congruous relations between France's religions.
"We should not give ourselves a chance to get pulled into Daesh's political recreations," he said, alluding to the so called Islamic State bunch, saying it needed "to set offspring of the same family against each other".
President Francois Hollande has likewise held a meeting of his security and safeguard board on Wednesday morning, and is presently leading a bureau meeting.
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