Posthumously, the candidate can still be molded into "mystery,... into something she can make holy".
"Raise your head and make holy war in the name of God," the card read.
William Jennings Bryan will make Holy Writ his next presidential platform.
She said that sacrifice didn't mean to kill but to make holy.
He poured public scorn on Sathya Sai Baba, a millionaire godman who appeared to make holy ash, gold chains and Swiss watches appear from thin air.
But it also contains the line "Holy bombs make holy holes, Holy holes make homeless moles", so you can't complain too much.
Like the messianic Walt Whitman ("I make holy whatever I touch"), Henri Cole has spent his career tallying ecstatic and multifarious encounters with physical reality.
It seems likely that the Saudis were among the legions of young Muslim men who went to Afghanistan in response to the call to make holy war against the enemies of Islam.
Cardinal Bernard F. Law, the longtime leader of the Boston archdiocese and the senior American Catholic leader, apologized for approving the transfers, saying, "We do not always make holy decisions".
But by tonight, after spending some hours with his extended family here, he said he would not be going back to Kandahar to make holy war, or to farm.
Addressing "you exfulgurations and you clouds / you rapid hapless scattering of electricity," the poem literally spans Heaven and Earth, moving on to "you unspooling tendrils of mushroom protein," "you cattle sweet as grass … and you little housecat sphinxes perplexing the sun" and then imploring them all, antiphonally, "make holy this song".
