Wisdom (n.) aims not at knowing more but at repentance and good deeds.
Wisdom (n.) at its deepest is reconciling liberty with service and reason with faith.
Wisdom (n.) for Zeno lies in how a man handles his passions; conquering the world means conquering his own impulses.
Wisdom (n.) grows from awe the way knowledge grows from curiosity.
Wisdom (n.) is seeing everything from God's side and feeling what He feels.
Wisdom (n.) is not won by shrewd calculation; it arrives when we are attuned to the mystery of things.
Wisdom (n.) mostly feeds reason from below; argument grows out of it rather than the other way round.
Wisdom (n.) at its deepest is knowing that we exist to help and to serve.