Sentence examples for been consecrated from inspiring English sources
verb
To declare, or otherwise make something holy.
In this liturgy no consecration of the eucharistic offering occurs because the eucharistic offerings used have been consecrated on the previous Sunday—and it is celebrated on weekday mornings during Lent as well as from Monday to Wednesday during Holy Week.
Twenty-five new bishops have been consecrated.
A whole musical repertoire has been consecrated to (one of my favorite words) the crepuscular.
They instinctively feel their art has been consecrated by the passage of time.
"As well dam for water-tanks, the people's cathedrals and churches, for no holier temple has ever been consecrated by the heart of man".
Towne even shows the curious appearance of Christian altarpieces standing like wardrobes in the main arena: it had been consecrated as a church in those days.
Bishop Mary D. Glasspool was consecrated in Los Angeles earlier this year.
John was consecrated in February/March 931.
Before the finished icon is used, it likewise is consecrated.
The new pope, Gregory VI, was consecrated in May 1045.
He was consecrated as bishop of London in 1577.
