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It's a never-ending fascination to me the religious objects in Europe that are venerated, and I have now seen a good number of them - Jesus 'blood, fragments of the cross, the Turin Shroud, bodies of dead saints, etc.— TravelPod.com Recent Updates
The veneer of visage reveals a vestige of vanity, rapidly becoming vanished, having wrongly vilifed the vital, virtuous voice of a past-venerated America, using venal vexation and veiled verbiage, beneath which hides the true velleity.— Latest Articles
The initial blow was followed by the joy of seeing His greatness, of seeing Him honored, venerated, and loved by the people; and quickly this wound also healed.— ScreenTalk
In reality however the object they had secretly venerated was the Shroud.— Signs of the Times
Hanging over all this is the threat of a bleak economy that has put millions out of work and once-venerated American corporations teetering on the edge of bankruptcy.— Kansas City Star: Front Page

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