"consecration for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of dedicating or setting something apart for a specific purpose, often in a religious or spiritual context. Example: The ceremony of consecration for the new church was a joyous and meaningful event, attended by members of the community and clergy alike.
These sometimes have lofty, even sacerdotal names: there's Allagash's Resurgam ("I shall rise again") and Russian River Brewing's Consecration, for starters.
To appear in a Hollywood movie would be a final consecration for Johnny Hallyday, who has become a French national hero by reworking every passing style of American and British pop music since 1958.
The papal letter may also mean that the traditional date of consecration for Honorius may need re-dating, as the long gap between 627, when he is said to have been consecrated, and 634, when he finally received a pallium, is much longer than usually found.
It was Ranulf who ordained Thurstan, the archbishop-elect of York, as a priest in 1115, although Thurstan had to wait for consecration as bishop for another four years.
The primates' statement put the onus on leaders of the Episcopal Church USA, the American wing of Anglicanism, not to go ahead with the final consecration ceremony for Bishop-elect V. Gene Robinson, scheduled for Nov. 2.
A group calling itself the Society for the Consecration of Russia denounced the cardinal for "doing exactly what the devil wants" by appeasing the communists.The supreme, or most devilish, moment of Cardinal Casaroli's career came in 1988.
From the earliest history of the Christian church, doctrine ordered that there be at least three bishops present for the consecration of a new bishop.
He wrote the manuscript in purple ink and termed the work a Bühnenweihspiel, a festival for the consecration of the stage.
ECUSA apologized for any unintended pain it had caused the Church, but not for the consecration of Robinson, and it declared a moratorium on the consecration of all bishops, gay or straight.
He has also offered wholehearted support for the consecration of women bishops, describing the rejection in 2012 as a "grim day".
