The chapel wasn't intended to function as a consecrated space.
If September 11th was indeed a nightmare, 9/11 as a memorial and Ground Zero as a "consecrated" place have turned out to be a blank check for the American war state, funding an endless trip to hell.
The consecration took place some time before 13 May 1247, the date Albin was given his first recorded task as a consecrated bishop, when he, Clement, Bishop of Dunblane, and David de Bernham, Bishop of St Andrews, were authorised to perform the episcopal consecration of Peter de Ramsay as Bishop of Aberdeen.
In keeping with this philosophy, Stern's studio doubles as the Broome Street Temple, a consecrated Hindu worship space with shrines to Ganesh, Radha, Krishna and Hanuman, and a meditation cave.
There is little before us today that we have not seen or discussed before … The measure very simply authorises the making of a canon to allow women as well as men to be consecrated as bishops.
Netanyahu and Shaked are reflecting the triumph in Orthodox circles of "national Orthodox" Zionism, the ideology first elaborated by Abraham Isaac Kook, the chief rabbi during the Mandate period, who saw the whole ancient Land of Israel as consecrated and the Western Wall as a touchstone of worship.
Also in the first sentence, Lincoln's remark that the nation was "conceived in liberty" was reported in some newspapers as "consecrated to liberty," a more religious reading of the intended message, and there are those who believe that Lincoln made an impromptu alteration.
After a year, he was consecrated as an acolyte in the Strasbourg church of the Williamites, and he took his vows as a full Dominican friar.
An image, form, or representation, usually of a man or other animal, consecrated as an object of worship; a deity.
Despite the reluctance of some clergy to the appointment of a religious as Archbishop, Spence was consecrated as coadjutor, with right of succession, in August 1914.
7. Bishop Gene Robinson: In 2004, Robinson, now retired, became the first out gay priest to be consecrated as a bishop by a major Christian denomination.
