Litterarum Humaniorum Mr. Andrei Pleșu

Undoubtedly, in Romanian culture, Andrei Pleșu often reminds us of Augustine's teaching, sometimes explicitly, sometimes implicitly, through his erudite naturalness, one of the distinctive notes of his Lordship's charisma. When he writes pamphlets or remembers the formative meetings, in the moral observations and in the very personal religious hermeneutics that he has become accustomed to, in the presence in the mass media and in civic initiatives, in his journals and in his capacity as a teacher, Andrei Pleșu follows the same requirement ancient, not obsolete: good action requires discernment, but it would be a bitter delusion to think that you can think well without controlling your speech.