A consecration ceremony known as the "Rabney ceremony" performed by His Holiness the Je Khenpo and the monks of the Dratshang (central monk body) was held from May 13 to 15, 2004, corresponding to the 12th to 14th day of the third Bhutanese month.
And Mum was honored by Auntie Andy's choosing us; it seemed a consecration of Mum's situation as a single woman, managing bravely by herself.
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.
Coronations, however, are a consecration only in the broad sense.
The main argument was put forward by Grosjean, who claimed that Bede had the consecration date wrong, as 26 May was Maundy Thursday in 655, not a date that would normally have been chosen for a consecration.
Kolbe composed the Immaculata prayer as a prayer of consecration to the Immaculata, i.e. the immaculately conceived Virgin Mary.
This strategy is based on a form of consecration, a portrayal of video games as cultural artifacts, i.e., objects carrying a wider cultural and aesthetic significance than merely being a form of entertainment.
FOR Christine Bohr, seeking consecration as a nun in 1942 in Germany was difficult.
On the subject of Reid's companies, his spokesman said he has remained a director of companies with which he was con cerned prior to his consecration as a bishop.
The courage of the Right Reverend Gene Robinson, of New Hampshire, and the reverberations from his consecration as a bishop in our church show that we people of God still have a good deal of work to do in this area.
