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1 12|    that is to say, in the hands of the Divine Redeemer.
2 21|    places his consecrated hands upon our heads; when, humiliated
3 52| life and of having in his hands the God-given means of regeneration
4 55|  oil still fresh on their hands. On the day of his consecration
5 56|  commit His soul into the hands of His Father before having
6 72|   to Timothy: "Impose not hands lightly on any man, neither
7 72|   men's sins." "To impose hands lightly," Our Predecessor
8 73|  just quoted: "Impose not hands after the first trial nor
9 78|   to speak, into the pure hands of a young priest the sacred