come across an old manuscript in a library that reads, "The Secrets of Contemplation are: first, pray; second, keep at it."
The Dominican says, "Right-o!"
The Carmelite says, "Why make it so complicated?"
The Jesuit says, "Got it, now what's number three?"
I find jokes to be a good way to describe the differences between Christian spiritualities. If you want another example, take a look at the discussion between Steven Riddle and me in the comments of the post below, then see Fr. Tucker's fine set of Ignatian reflections.