“Our Communities tend to identify with a systematically organized work-service, to which we devote a lot of time and rely on the latest advances; their communities emphasize life in general especially the spiritual life; people share with them throughout the day and their work is less formal. In one way or another Catholic religious are seen as erudite and teachers while they are seen as people of prayer, holy and spiritual......Just as our religious communities are committed to justice and peace, they too have similar movements among themselves and bodies for working together. Their meditation and psalmodic prayer appear to be more solemn and less hurried than our vocal prayers. In some cases their religious communities are temporary centers of formation where followers of their religion undergo a substantial experience, without, however, embracing the religious life permanently”.