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1 7 |    marriage, and defends its sanctity and indissolubility against
2 32| Christ, independently of the sanctity of the instrument, or, as
3 33|      a purity of heart and a sanctity of life befitting the solemnity
4 33|      pleasing to God, by the sanctity of his life and of his deeds;
5 59|     crowned with the halo of sanctity and the glorious title of
6 62| living miracles in whom high sanctity made up for all the rest,
7 73|  only on walls seasoned with sanctity, freed of the damp of sins." ~
8 85|  rooted in holiness of life. Sanctity, as We said above, is the
9 87|   advice of St. Bernard: "If sanctity of life did not precede,