Sentence examples for consecrated at from inspiring English sources

It begins with the Hesperinos (vespers); omits the Epistle and Gospel, except on feast days; drops the Anaphora, or central portion of the liturgy; and, lacking the consecration, uses bread and wine consecrated at a full liturgy for Communion.

The reason was that during this period the nature of the host consecrated at Mass received greater theological scrutiny.

Alhfrith had him elected bishop of York, but Wilfrid refused to be consecrated by Celtic bishops and was therefore consecrated at Compiègne, Fr.

Downing Street announced that Woyin Karowei Dorgu is to be the 13th bishop of Woolwich, and will be consecrated at Southwark Cathedral on 17 March.

Treaties of alliance and various other agreements between the multiple city-states recorded on metal or stone and publicity-states recordednsecrated at such pan-Hellenic sanctuaries as Delphi on Olymetalform an important part of the epigraphic yield.

He then anoints the forehead of each confirmand with chrism (holy oil consecrated at the Maundy Thursday service) and says Accipe signaculum doni Spiritus Sancti ("Be sealed with the gifts of the Holy Spirit").

It was only after Bloet's death that Christina was able to be consecrated as a recluse at St Albans Abbey.

On 1 June 1823 Heber was formally consecrated as Bishop of Calcutta at Lambeth Palace, by the Archbishop of Canterbury.

The story of Paulinus's consecration is also problematic as he was not consecrated until at least 625 and possibly later, which is after the latest possible date for Æthelburg's marriage.

Of course, we will need consecrated space at ground zero to remember the victims.

From antiquity, canon law required that a new church be solemnly consecrated, or at least dedicated to God by a blessing, before divine services could be held.