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 1 25| divine judgment; the spotless holiness of the divine gaze that
 2 31|     priesthood, preeminent in holiness, in learning, in works of
 3 33|     so holy an office demands holiness in him who holds it. A priest
 4 33|   befitting the solemnity and holiness of the office he holds.
 5 33| altars, God loves and accepts holiness. "They who are the intermediaries
 6 34|      If so great uprightness, holiness and lively devotion was
 7 35|    its obligation of singular holiness; for as the Angelic Doctor
 8 35| people, may also be higher in holiness." The Eucharistic Sacrifice
 9 36|     attend first to their own holiness; they see their apostolate
10 61|   there be a choice, to prize holiness more than learning; not
11 73|       of the Angelic Doctor: "Holiness must come before holy orders . . .
12 77|     Bosco, men of truly lofty holiness, each in his special way. ~
13 80|      their vocation and their holiness to example and teaching
14 85|   fruit, it must be rooted in holiness of life. Sanctity, as We