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 1 9 |       the doctrines which "our holy Fathers, the Councils, and
 2 9 |      the command of Christ, be holy and inviolable without exception.
 3 9 |         honorable in all,"(15) holy, pure, and to be reverenced
 4 15|  always wished to preserve the holy chasteness of the marriage
 5 19|       abides in it a something holy and religious; not extraneous,
 6 19|    race. As, then, marriage is holy by its own power, in its
 7 22| guardians and defenders of the holy canons. If at any time they
 8 24|     sacrament, because it is a holy sign which gives grace,
 9 25|      who deny that marriage is holy, and who relegate it, striped
10 26|     the parents; to secure the holy education of children; to
11 34|      lastly, of Pius VII, that holy and courageous pontiff,
12 34|        their minds to keep the holy laws of marriage intact,