Notably different than 'Sanctum Sanctorum'.
The classical Latin phrase 'Sanctum Sanctorum' means
literally "Holy of Holies." It was originally applied in a religious context to the most sacred place within a sacred building, such as a temple. However, in common usage can also be applied to
mean any reserved, private, or much-valued place.
'Sanctum Santorum' has two meanings:
1.) Holy Shit
2.) That most
precious and sacred place in your body where one may find Santorum
You are told by a co-worker on a Monday
morning that your boss was arrested over the weekend for man-on-dog sex. The only appropriate response: "Sanctum
Santorum!!"
You are disapprovingly describing an acquaintance who acts like a slut. "He doesn't treat his body like a temple. His Sanctum
Santorum is anyone's for the asking."