Sentence examples for about the consecration of from inspiring English sources
The right question about the consecration of women as bishops is not about "generosity" to opponents but about how we strengthen the church's ministry in the world.
A front-page article on Monday about the consecration of the Rev. V. Gene Robinson, a gay man, as Episcopal bishop of New Hampshire, referred incorrectly to the hometown of Suzanne Filippone, who held a poster saying "Christianity Is Tolerance".
A front-page article on Monday about the consecration of the Rev. V. Gene Robinson, a gay man, as Episcopal bishop of New Hampshire, referred incorrectly to the hometown of Suzanne Filippone, who held a poster saying "Christianity Is Tolerance". The town, South Berwick, is in Maine, not New Hampshire.
Correction: November 6, 2003, Thursday A front-page article on Monday about the consecration of the Rev. V. Gene Robinson, a gay man, as Episcopal bishop of New Hampshire, referred incorrectly to the hometown of Suzanne Filippone, who held a poster saying "Christianity Is Tolerance".
In 2003 a luxury hotel in Dallas, self-proclaimed as the largest in Texas (now that's big), hosted a gathering of very angry conservative American Anglicans, determined to do something about the consecration of a gay man, Gene Robinson, as a bishop of the US Episcopal church, sister church to the Church of England.
The schism spread great uncertainty throughout Europe about the validity of the consecration of bishops and the sacraments as administered by the priests they ordained.
For some authors, the beliefs about May derived from the consecration of the month to the Virgin Mary (Bourgeois-Pichat 1946).
Groups who support the consecration of women bishops have already expressed their concern about the creation of a third province.
In September 822, Wulfred reached a settlement with Coenwulf's successor Ceolwulf signified by the consecration of Ceolwulf as king, which had been delayed about a year because of the dispute with the archbishop.
According to cuneiform texts from about the 3rd millennium bce, exorcists held a position of supreme importance, assisting at the consecration of temples, at funerals, and at seasonal ceremonies.
