The time in which we live, is the time of unending noise. That is the reason why the aim of this study is to point out the need for arrival of silence and quietness in Church and society. The aim is to show the importance of silence and quietness in human life, including anthropological perspective, along with theological level. For Christians, the silence is not only the absence of noise, but also a place to meet God. The problem of modern human is inability to enter the own, personal space of silence, the fear of dealing with oneself, and finally, with God. This study talks about the certain crisis in which silence and quietness are today, and also gives possible solutions for noise crisis and absence of silence. The study also suggests the value of silence and quietness starting from the Bible, especially through examples of Jesus's, Mary's and Joseph's lives, which were all saturated with immense silence. One of the themes in this study talks about silence and quietness in spiritual life. The silence is prerequisite for the real spiritual life. What is important is to constantly search for the silence and to calm your own passions, desires and disturbances. Only when the person obviates oneself, the person becomes capable for God, and later for meeting with others. The study expresses the need for silence in liturgy, as the only accurate position in front of the great mystery of God. In the end, this study indicates all the possible ways and perspectives of renewal of silence and quietness in Church and society.