Holiness - Law Dictionary Search Results
Holy
Set apart to the service or worship of God hallowed sacred reserved from profane or common use holy vessels a holy priesthood
Holiness
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Communion, Holy
Communion, Holy. As to the doctrine and practice of the Church of England in reference to the celebration of the Holy Communion, see Sheppard v. Bennett, (1870) LR 3 Ad & Ec 167; LR 4 PC...
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Rood, or Holy Rood
Rood, or Holy Rood, holy cross.
Holy orders
Holy orders. These are, in the English Church, the orders of bishops (including archbishops), priests, and deacons. See CLERGY; DEACON; PRIEST
Sanctimony
Holiness devoutness scrupulous austerity sanctity especially outward or artificial saintliness assumed or pretended holiness hypocritical devoutness
Hallow
To make holy to set apart for holy or religious use to consecrate to treat or keep as sacred to reverence
Sanctitude
Holiness sacredness sanctity
Halidom
Holiness sanctity sacred oath sacred things sanctuary used chiefly in oaths
Halymote
Halymote, a holy or ecclesiastical Court
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