Surely they can also understand the desire to celebrate and consecrate that love?
And the Brazilian great, who himself had played in his twilight years for the New York Cosmos, was flown in to consecrate that dream with a hug and a kiss on the wonder kid's cheek.
The numerous great churches of Hagia Sophia, foremost among them the cathedral by that name in Constantinople (Istanbul), are consecrated to that figure of the heavenly Wisdom.
The emotional logic of consecrating that space is apparent, but there will be a historical logic as well.
The street ends with the soaring verticality of St . Martins Cathedral, a Gothic church consecrated in 1452 that has tremendous historic importance — 11 monarchs, including Maria Theresa, were crowned there from 1563 to 1830.
In the interview, he spoke from Pawleys Island, S.C., a resort community that is home to Bishop Charles Murphy III, one of the two men consecrated last year, and that serves as the headquarters for the new organization.
Some places are so exquisite that a fatality attaches to them; so consecrated to heartbreak that it's only by going away that you can ever drink deep enough of their sadness.
The Aztecs twice yearly made dough images of the sun god Huitzilopochtli that were consecrated to the god and thereby transubstantiated into his flesh to be eaten with fear and reverence by the worshippers.
Dan Grădinaru, a researcher of Creangă's work, believes that the writer had a special preference for the variant Ioan, generally used in more learned circles, instead of the variant Ion that was consecrated by his biographers.
The Catholic liturgy for Good Friday also includes the distribution of the Eucharist that was consecrated during the Mass on Maundy Thursday and special veneration of the cross by inviting individuals to approach the altar and kiss the wood of the crucifix.
