Because what is lost at the core of all the time consecrated to our various Internet addictions is the power of our attention.
On the day of the merger, nine new bishops, drawn from all the traditions, were consecrated to serve with the five Anglican bishops already in office.
At the beginning of 1610, aged 17, he sent his mother two sonnets with a letter saying, "My meaning is in these Sonnets to declare my resolution to be, that my poor Abilities in Poetry, shall be all, and ever consecrated to God's glory".
Perhaps his most-significant contribution to the palace was the creation of the Museum of French History, which was consecrated "to all the glories of France" in an inauguration on June 10 , 1837 that marked the first celebration at Versailles since the Revolution.
Fasting is an internal reorientation, that affects not only the stomach, but also the eyes, ears and mouth, all of which are consecrated to God, leading to the sanctification and transformation of the person.
Its colossal lighthouse, the tallest structure ever built by the Greeks; its library, consecrated to the intoxicating dream that all the knowledge of the world might be collected beneath a single roof; its palaces, its temples, all have gone.
For you are a people consecrated to the Lord your God: of all the peoples on earth the Lord your God chose you to be His treasured people.
When the plague reached the village in 1352 the chapel yard was consecrated to provide a cemetery for the victims, it being "inconvenient to carry the dead all the way to Manchester".
They also include Sebastian, whose three beloved uncles were all slain in the hecatombs "between Mons and Passchendaele", and whose dominating mother is consecrated to upholding their memory.
Nymphaeum, ancient Greek and Roman sanctuary consecrated to water nymphs.
