Sentence examples for consecrated vision from inspiring English sources

In these countries' consecrated vision of themselves, it is those networks that serve both as an effective bond of solidarity to those with feelings of injustice — immigrants, the jobless, the working poor — and the state's best bulwark against violence and despair.

The old moonshiner does ask the boy a good question, however, one that might be asked as well to one degree or another of these three emerging novelists with their predilection for the antique and grizzled, for literary daguerreotypes, for another writer's consecrated vision of the past.

The first "secret" of Fatima was a vision of hell; the second predicted World War II and warned that the collapse of Communism would require that Russia be consecrated to the Virgin.

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.

Before the finished icon is used, it likewise is consecrated.

The new pope, Gregory VI, was consecrated in May 1045.

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

He was consecrated as bishop of London in 1577.