Sentence examples for Be consecrated from inspiring English sources

"All your acts," Ram Dass writes, "will be consecrated".

The only canonical requirement is that a cathedral should be consecrated and adequately endowed.

The first woman could be consecrated in Wales in just over a year.

The renovated synagogue will be consecrated Wednesday and will open to the public for the first time next Saturday.

In 1989, the Rev. Barbara Clementine Harris became the first woman to be consecrated as an Episcopal bishop.

He was succeeded by Samuel Seabury, who in 1784 had become the first American to be consecrated an Anglican bishop.

The cathedral, which is 333 feet long and will seat 2,600 people, is to be consecrated in the fall.

At the last Lambeth Conference, in 1998, the bishops overwhelmingly passed a resolution saying that homosexuality was "incompatible with Scripture," and that homosexuals should not be consecrated.

The agreement between the two churches requires new Lutheran bishops to be consecrated by Episcopal bishops in a laying on of hands.

There was growing confidence in British art, design and architecture, which would be consecrated in the Blair years as Cool Britannia.

She wrote that they "made me feel the very ground I trod on to be consecrated by some special dealing of God's providence".