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 1 Int, 10 |   degree of perfection, beauty, holiness and splendor that it can
 2   1, 38 |      and yet still striving for holiness, at once both contemplative
 3   2, 41 |       to acquire perfection and holiness, and how to attain to the
 4   2, 41 |  energies in striving after the holiness which Christ has taught
 5   2, 41 |       for us to know about this holiness and to desire it and achieve
 6   2, 43 | revealing new ways of acquiring holiness. Love is sharpened to the
 7   2, 46 |     great heritage of truth and holiness which characterizes the
 8   2, 47 |         its countenance and the holiness of its activity. It is precisely
 9   2, 47 |  activity. It is precisely this holiness and splendor which we are
10   3, 113|       charity, and with dynamic holiness. May it be of frequent occurrence
11   3, 113|       an inspiration to genuine holiness. We want it to show itself
12   3, 116|        and thereby increase the holiness and vitality of the Mystical