N.

 1 2 |     splendor in the celebration of divine worship and to the more
 2 8 |      observed faithfully until the Divine Redeemer's coming. ~
 3 9 |          the Church founded by the Divine Redeemer when he wrote to
 4 18|       Church has desired to render divine worship ever more splendid
 5 18|    anything profane and foreign to divine worship from entering into
 6 21|       sanctitatem (The Holiness of Divine Worship), issued December
 7 22|          something as important as divine worship. ~
 8 25|            meant to attain, to the divine Model. Therefore even art
 9 26|           human works the infinite divine beauty of which it is, as
10 27|          it is made subject to the divine law. ~
11 31|        enters more intimately into divine worship than many other
12 35|         the priest offering up the Divine Victim, answering him joyfully
13 36| particularly the recitation of the Divine Office in choir. Thus the
14 54|     increasing the magnificence of divine worship and of moving the
15 62|         which would be unworthy of divine worship and sacred gatherings. ~
16 82|         and magnificent conduct of divine worship. ~