hallowedness

"His sobriety, his graveness, his hallowedness, is so foreign to our modern sensibilities — but that's the point. That is the precise point."

What a thought it gives of the hallowedness and sacredness of the body, to think of the Holy Spirit dwelling within us.

We can discern the hallowedness of a priest’s vocation, but we see no sanctity in the calling of the grocer, or of the scavenger in the street.

I know there is a sacredness, a hallowedness about prayer that never or rarely enters into business matters.

The selfish policy of the glover was exposed in his own eyes; and he felt himself contemptible as he saw the Carthusian turn from him in all the hallowedness of resignation.