Sentence examples for consecrate himself to from inspiring English sources

At the age of fourteen, he determined to consecrate himself to a life of timely escape.

Born into a devout Roman Catholic family, he consecrated himself to Jesus at age 5.

He was a man who "consecrated himself to the Novel," everything else be damned.

The abbey had just been rebuilt and three sanctuaries had been consecrated to respond to liturgical needs.

And trapped in a cocoon of incarcerating fame, he craved to consecrate his celebrity to a cause larger than himself.

In September 1108, Anselm wrote to Ranulf forbidding anyone but Thomas or Anselm himself to consecrate Thurgot or any other bishops.

He subsequently consecrated Roger as Bishop of Orkney, but refused to consecrate Thurgot to the see of St Andrews because Thurgot would not recognise the primacy of York.

They prayed before the stove daily, and created rangoli, artwork drawn around the stove to consecrate it, to make it a sacred object.

Consecrate yourself to the Sacred Heart Of Jesus, and the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

In 311 Caecilian was elected bishop, but he was opposed by many because he allowed himself to be consecrated by a traditor bishop (one who had surrendered copies of Scripture to the authorities during Emperor Diocletian's persecution of Christians, beginning in 303).

That group will not consecrate women, not to mention gay men and lesbians, as bishops.