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  1. Silence is to be carefully observed by the broth­ers especially in places and at times devoted to prayer and study. Silence is the guardian of all observance and contributes greatly to the interior quality of religious life, to peace, prayer, the study of truth and authenticity in preaching. 
  2. Silence is to be tempered by charity so that it never impedes fruitful communication.
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