Sentence examples for consecration ceremony from inspiring English sources

He was knighted after the consecration ceremony in 1924.

Taylor's consecration ceremony fed a rampant rumor mill in Monrovia.

Woods says that the consecration ceremony sent the message that Taylor believes in juju.

She knew the real value of an authentic consecration ceremony and wasn't about to back down.

The esoteric content of Vajrayana tradition requires a more complex consecration ceremony.

One such dinosaur even snuck into Lane's consecration ceremony at York minster in January.

The influx has made consecration ceremonies more common across the country, religious scholars say, as Hindu communities that have taken root since immigration restrictions were eased in 1965 become prosperous enough to inaugurate major temples — often with priests and sacred plants flown from India and flowers dropped from helicopters in a kind of coming-out party.

The consecration ceremonies and rituals associated with kingship began during the reign of Devanampiya Tissa, under the influence of Ashoka of India.

The kumbhabhishekham (consecration) ceremonies were performed in the year 1753, and for the performance of daily and special rites of the temple, Kirti Sri Rajasinghe made a grant of lands to the priests, recorded through a copper plate in 1753.

For this purpose they had ordered the construction of sites for the worship of Germanic cults in order to exchange Christian rituals for 'Nordic-Germanic' consecration ceremonies, which included different marriage and burial rites.

In another biblical scenario, the Hebrew oomeelaytaw et yawdawm is traditionally translated "consecration," a ceremony for installation of the priests.