Sentence examples for consecrated according from inspiring English sources

Nine Mile turned out to be no more than a scattering of shanties, with one or two bars and a small single-storey stone building consecrated, according to a handwritten sign, to the use of the Holy Baptist Church of the Fire of God of the Americas.

The archbishop was reprimanded by two popes for consecrating priests according to earlier norms without Vatican approval.

At a traditional Jewish wedding, the central moment is when the groom gives the bride a ring and announces that with it she now is "consecrated" to him according to the "laws of Moses and the Jewish people".

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He was consecrated on 8 March 1551 according to the Ordinal and he preached before the king in his episcopal garments.

The first bishop to take the oath of loyalty to this constitution, he also consecrated the first bishops elected according to the new procedure.

First is the betrothal (erusin), which includes the reading of the marriage contract (ketubba) and the giving of the ring with a declaration, "Behold you are consecrated to me by this ring according to the law of Moses and Israel," accompanied by certain benedictions.

"The Church urges that persons with this rooted tendency not be accepted into (priestly) ministry or consecrated life," he said in the interview, according to Reuters.

Vlasto identifies an early medieval churchthe remains of which were unearthed on St Martin's Hill in Nitraas the church which was consecrated by Archbishop Adalram in Pribina's Nitrava, according to the Conversion.

According to the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Wulfstan was consecrated bishop of London in 996, succeeding Aelfstan.

As many victims of bride kidnapping are 17 to 18 years old or younger, families use religious ceremonies ("nikeh") to consecrate the marriages and avoid registration with the state, according to experts.