"Most of us live in a fast-paced world in which information overabounds. In it, noise reigns. The ability to remain silent has become an underappreciated skill. For those striving to live a virtuous and somewhat slower life, learning when to hold one's tongue is crucial. Silence is not simply the absence of sound; it is a conscious act of self-control that cultivates prudence, humility, and meekness."
In a
recent commentary, writer/scholar Daniel Esparza
reflected on the value of the discipline of silence and on the importance of prudence and its relationship to silence.
To access Mr. Esparza's complete post, please visit:
Aleteia: Daniel Esparza: How to acquire the precious virtue of silence (19 JUN 24)
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