That group will not consecrate women, not to mention gay men and lesbians, as bishops.
Bishops of the U.S. Episcopal Church rejected demands from primates of other churches in the Anglican Communion that they pledge not to consecrate more gay bishops and not to permit the blessing of same-sex unions.
The goal of such an undertaking is to consecrate our inner lives, not to shame, avoid, or control them.
Since most of these churches were not consecrated to the cult of a martyr, the mausoleum could not be the only source of inspiration for their plans.
Mr. Rand consults rabbinic commentaries aplenty, but his images are never literal illustrations of the text, as indicated by the floating astronaut or the egg featured in #454 ("Observe the laws of menstrual impurity") or two knights sword fighting in #596 ("Destroy the seven Canaanite nations") or the moose in #442 ("Not to change consecrated animals from one type of offering to another").
Oda was consecrated Bishop of Ramsbury sometime between 909 and 927, not to Wilton as stated by both William of Malmesbury and the Life.
They do not rate museum shows consecrated to their essentially unsung contributions to fashion, art, feminism, commerce, body imagery and art.
Women, perhaps, want their marriages not to terminate their status as the prize, but to consecrate it as a continual beginning.
Murdac was consecrated by Eugenius on 7 December 1147, and Robert appears to have supported the new archbishop, or at least not to have actively opposed him.
Her departure from field consecrated to Marilyn Miller, etc. not wholly pique, as newspapers stated, over acclaim accorded Louise Brown and William Kent by critics.
