Sentence examples for consecrated are from inspiring English sources

The two priests consecrated are the Rev. Charles H. Murphy III, a parish rector in Pawley's Island, S.C., and the Rev. John H. Rodgers Jr., a retired seminary president from Ambridge, Pa.

Among things consecrated are the pillar or stone of Bethel (Genesis 28); vessels of the Tabernacle (Leviticus 8); the altar of holocausts (Exodus 29); and the second Temple (Ezra 6), the consecration of which is commemorated at Hanukkah, the Feast of Dedication.

The church is among hundreds in the care of the trust, and though it remains consecrated is no longer in regular use for worship.

The temple she was to consecrate was born of more worldly concerns.

In the early Christian church, wandering bishops were a problem, primarily because some bishops were consecrated but were not given jurisdiction over a diocese.

When it was consecrated, this was too much for the authorities.

And the year the church was consecrated as Catholic is not known, though it did not occur in 1285.

Pussy Riot's performance in consecrated space is itself a further metaphor of this culture clash.

The oldest formally consecrated monument was the open space of the social Forum.

The original building was consecrated in 1018 and was completed and remodeled in the 12th century.

The cathedral was consecrated in 1860 and is headed by fr.