Sentence examples for Be consecrated by from inspiring English sources

When a newly appointed bishop refused to be consecrated by him and instead travelled to distant Rome for consecration by the Pope, Gerbert hastened to Rome to defend the legitimacy of his election.

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

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

Alhfrith had him elected bishop of York, but Wilfrid refused to be consecrated by Celtic bishops and was therefore consecrated at Compiègne, Fr.

Treweek and her fellow new bishop, the Rev Canon Dame Sarah Mullally, are the first women to be consecrated by the archbishop of Canterbury, the Right Rev Justin Welby, at the city's historic cathedral.

In the first place, he wanted to be consecrated by the pope himself, so that his coronation should be even more impressive than that of the kings of France.

According to the early Christian writer Tertullian, he was consecrated by Peter.

Like statues, they are consecrated by the rite of "initiation of breath," pranapratishtha (see also prayer).

They were consecrated by Archbishop Emannuel Kolini of the Province of Rwanda and Archbishop Moses Tay of the Province of Southeast Asia.

Emin's lived-in bed is consecrated by hard-won knowledge.

During their time on Tubabao, the refugees built several chapels, which were consecrated by Archbishop John.