Sentence examples for become consecrated from inspiring English sources

Thus, they will become consecrated.

Óláfr's time in the Isles is confirmed by several Icelandic sources which recount how, in 1202, Guðmundr Arason attempted to sail from Iceland to Norway to become consecrated as the Bishop of Hólar.

Contested land, he said, could become consecrated land.

All food, if silently offered to God with the proper prayers before eating, becomes consecrated and is thus considered prasada.

And that spot in space where they'd fatefully decamped became consecrated forevermore as the celestial downtown, the capital of a very hip, but unforgiving, meritocracy.

Yet the moment our Supreme Court justices put them on, a segment of the concerned public imagines that they have become priests consecrated to the sacred order of the Constitution.

In 1989, he became bishop -- consecrated by Levada -- of Boise, Idaho, a place he had never visited and knew little about.

After Hygeberht became archbishop, he consecrated Ecgfrith as king; the ceremony took place within a year of Hygeberht's elevation.

He was educated at Toul, where he first became canon and then was consecrated bishop on Sept. 9, 1027, at the early age of 25.

On October 16, 1850, the land of the cemetery was consecrated and Oakwood became the fourth rural cemetery founded in New York.

He was succeeded by Samuel Seabury, who in 1784 had become the first American to be consecrated an Anglican bishop.