I m afraid not. In the first place, and with due respect to the Founders, who put much store in their sacred honor, I cannot see how honor is necessarily sacred or intrinsically linked to sanctity. Honor has two main meanings. It can refer to public reputation, or respect paid by others. It can also refer to personal fidelity to a code of conduct.
Sanctity means holiness or godliness.
As far as I can tell, there is no logical or necessary conjoining of honor and sanctity. Indeed, these two ideals are frequently in the sharpest possible conflict with one another. Murderers and thieves can behave honorably that is, according to a strict code of conduct, such as a code of silence or a code of respect or family honor. Fascism has its code of honor, as does communism. Indeed, anthropologists tell us that many societies and subcultures in human history have tended to orient behavior, especially male behavior, around notions of honor and shame.