19.  After this the Priest says, “Holy things to holy men.”  Holy are the gifts presented, having received the visitation of the Holy Ghost; holy are ye also, having been deemed worthy of the Holy Ghost; the holy things therefore correspond to the holy persons Compare Waterland on this passage, c. X. p 688..  Then ye say, “One is Holy, One is the Lord, Jesus Christ Apost. Const. VIII. c. xiii:  “Let the Bishop speak thus to the people:  Holy things for holy persons.  And let the people answer:  There is One that is holy; there is one Lord, one Jesus Christ, blessed for ever, to the glory of God the Father.”  The Liturgies of St. James and of Constantinople have nearly the same words:  in the Liturgy of St. Mark the answer of the people is:  One Father holy, one Son holy, one Spirit holy, in the unity of the Holy Spirit..”  For One is truly holy, by nature holy; we too are holy, but not by nature, only by participation, and discipline, and prayer.