In the American dominated Pluralist world, Catholics were called upon to be anti-communist. This was no problem, as Dr. John Rao admits. Nevertheless, they were also urged not to be "divisive" and to "integrate" with all other pluralist forces. This could easily combine together with vitalist and personalist concepts in a way that caused Catholics to lose their identity. Taken from: The Church of Eugenio Pacelli - 2000 VonHildebrand Institute