Part, Question

 1   1, 105 |     are the nearer to God in sanctity, are in the lowest ~grade,
 2   1, 107 |        Coel. Hier. iii). But sanctity ~and resemblance to God
 3   2, 73  |    God by reason of personal sanctity, or official station. On
 4   2, 68  |  ought to ~be promoted whose sanctity makes their evidence of
 5   2, 79  |      religion is the same as sanctity?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[81] A[
 6   2, 79  |  religion is not the same as sanctity. Religion ~is a special
 7   2, 79  | stated above (A[4]): whereas sanctity is a ~general virtue, because
 8   2, 79  |      Affectibus]. Therefore ~sanctity is not the same as religion.~
 9   2, 79  |    Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, sanctity seems to denote a kind of
10   2, 79  |   says (Div. Nom. xii) that "sanctity is free from all uncleanness,
11   2, 79  |  justice, it would seem that sanctity is not the same ~as religion.~
12   2, 79  |     of the parts of justice, sanctity is reckoned as distinct
13   2, 79  |    from ~religion. Therefore sanctity is not the same as religion.~
14   2, 79  |     religion is ~the same as sanctity.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[81] A[
15   2, 79  |     I answer that, The word "sanctity" seems to have two significations.
16   2, 79  |   the signification requires sanctity to be ascribed to ~those
17   2, 79  |      2~Accordingly, it is by sanctity that the human mind applies
18   2, 79  |    forth; while it is called sanctity, ~according as man refers
19   2, 79  |     1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Sanctity is a special virtue according
20   2, 79  |    to have the ~character of sanctity unless it be referred to
21   2, 79  |     3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Sanctity differs from religion as
22   2, 81  |    wishes to make known ~his sanctity.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[83] A[
23   2, 81  |    on the part of God is His sanctity, on account of ~which we
24   2, 97  |   ignorance sin ~against the sanctity of the law, violate and
25   2, 97  |      said to sin against the sanctity of the divine ~law who assail
26   2, 97  |    the different aspects ~of sanctity in the sacred things which
27   2, 150 |   have forfeited even bodily sanctity, though she lost ~the integrity
28   2, 161 |      De Civ. Dei i, 18), the sanctity of the body is not forfeited
29   2, 161 |    forfeited so ~long as the sanctity of the soul remains. Also,
30   3, 32  |      was Christ conceived in sanctity by the Holy ~Ghost, so as
31   3, 34  |     not man He had not human sanctity. Therefore at the same time
32   3, 40  |    thou mightest discern His sanctity and acknowledge His power."~
33   3, 60  |      having a certain hidden sanctity, and in this sense a sacrament
34   3, 60  |    some relationship to this sanctity, which ~relationship may
35   3, 60  |       certain causality. But sanctity from which a sacrament is
36   3, 63  |     of the sacraments, since sanctity ~means immunity from sin,
37   3, 72  |      man with all fulness of sanctity, knowledge and ~virtue."
38 Suppl, 62| because in reverence for her sanctity, he ~feared to cohabit with