The points system is seen by some as a way for these schools to protect the Catholicity of their intake.

Is it not the very catholicity of the Church which is in question?

He must have a catholicity, a power to see with a free and disengaged look every object.

"I'm either blessed or cursed with a catholicity of taste."

And they have built an audience of unusual catholicity.

He retained throughout his life a catholicity of intellectual interests, particularly in literature.

With the grace of God, Catholicity will grow and flourish.

"There's a lot of great work out there - and we'll continue to offer a catholicity of taste."

A similar catholicity was reflected throughout his music.

Is that in essence a central datum of Catholicity?

This catholicity of interest is reflected in the scope of the many questions that remain (Box 4).

What is extraordinary is the sheer exuberance and catholicity of his curiosity.

Celebrate with them the Catholicity of the Church.

More than that, its catholicity is awkwardly compromised.

One senses that he wears his Catholicity lightly, not wishing to allow church or doctrine to come between himself and the truth.

Vance's catholicity of taste in art was remarkable.

Each Communion recognizes the catholicity and independence of the other and maintains its own.

In fact, a hyena's catholicity of taste is so indiscriminate it nearly forces admiration.

It's not an ironclad guarantee that everybody's sport will be in the exhibition, but the collection and show get high marks for catholicity.

The depth and catholicity of his detailed learning reflected a complex and singular personality.

The catholicity of programming, a hallmark of the Baker era, would be continued by his successors.

Catholicity and the Church, 1983.

Within the Lombard kingdom he was considered a lawgiver of irreproachable Catholicity.

Where most wine regions specialize in a few grapes, the Finger Lakes' catholicity knows no bounds.

Let's pack Westminster Cathedral and celebrate the Catholicity of the Church.

The points system is seen by some as a way for these schools to protect the Catholicity of their intake.

Is it not the very catholicity of the Church which is in question?

He must have a catholicity, a power to see with a free and disengaged look every object.

"I'm either blessed or cursed with a catholicity of taste."

And they have built an audience of unusual catholicity.

He retained throughout his life a catholicity of intellectual interests, particularly in literature.

With the grace of God, Catholicity will grow and flourish.

"There's a lot of great work out there - and we'll continue to offer a catholicity of taste."

A similar catholicity was reflected throughout his music.

Is that in essence a central datum of Catholicity?

This catholicity of interest is reflected in the scope of the many questions that remain (Box 4).

What is extraordinary is the sheer exuberance and catholicity of his curiosity.

Celebrate with them the Catholicity of the Church.

More than that, its catholicity is awkwardly compromised.

One senses that he wears his Catholicity lightly, not wishing to allow church or doctrine to come between himself and the truth.

Vance's catholicity of taste in art was remarkable.

Each Communion recognizes the catholicity and independence of the other and maintains its own.

In fact, a hyena's catholicity of taste is so indiscriminate it nearly forces admiration.

It's not an ironclad guarantee that everybody's sport will be in the exhibition, but the collection and show get high marks for catholicity.

The depth and catholicity of his detailed learning reflected a complex and singular personality.

The catholicity of programming, a hallmark of the Baker era, would be continued by his successors.

Catholicity and the Church, 1983.

Within the Lombard kingdom he was considered a lawgiver of irreproachable Catholicity.

Where most wine regions specialize in a few grapes, the Finger Lakes' catholicity knows no bounds.

Let's pack Westminster Cathedral and celebrate the Catholicity of the Church.