People who have rejected many of the religious traditions of their childhood sometimes later seek the help of the Church's Tradition in handing on their faith to their own children. "Something becomes part of our Catholic Tradition when the community of the faithful has 1) reflected on its own experience, 2) made a careful and comprehensive discernment about it and 3) come to an agreement that a certain way of worship, of formulating doctrine, of organizing Church life or of regulating moral behavior ought to be the pattern handed down from generation to generation. But even this does not rule out all further modification," writes Hellwig.