Sentence examples for consecrated union from inspiring English sources

But upon further review, she has come to believe that the consecrated union of Brown, who rushed for 2,699 yards and 23 touchdowns for the Cornhuskers during a three-year career, and Redmond, best known for waging a national campaign against violent athletes, is actually part of a triumphant homecoming story.

"How religious institutions define and consecrate marriage has always been up to those institutions," he said.

(To consecrate their union, she gives him a new Jeep; his gift to her is a Bible).

For the past decade, the Anglican Communion has been in turmoil after the Episcopal Church consecrated two openly gay bishops and moved to approve blessings for same-sex unions.

As the news of the Church's first openly gay, noncelibate priest to be consecrated as bishop reverberated throughout the worldwide Anglican Communion half a decade ago, so, too, did the news of his civil union.

Bishop Mary D. Glasspool was consecrated in Los Angeles earlier this year.

The cathedral was finally consecrated in 1879.

John was consecrated in February/March 931.

Twenty-five new bishops have been consecrated.

He was consecrated bishop of Nyasaland (later Malawi) in 1961.

"Those boys consecrated this ground with their blood," he said.