Sentence examples for consecration of all from inspiring English sources

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.

Toulouse's coach Guy Noves called it a "consecration" of all the hard work his side have put in this season and no one fuelled that collective spirit more than Trevor Brennan, their Irish flanker.

Bróðir had been "a Christian man and a mass-deacon by consecration", but he had apostatised and become "of all men most skilled in sorcery".

In the United States, for all its consecration of equal rights, the members of minority groups have often had to pay a terrible price just for being who they are.

Archbishop Lefebvre made the men bishops in unsanctioned consecrations in Switzerland in 1988, prompting the immediate excommunication of all five by Pope John Paul II.

The council, however, supported his policy, condemning old and new heresies, denying all validity to the consecration of Maximus, and forbidding bishops to interfere outside their own areas of authority (a step toward the system of patriarchates).

South Africa has brought us a more liberal, Western-oriented view of the faith — Bishop Tutu and his successor, the current bishop, were not at all bothered by the consecration of a gay man in the United States.

South Africa has brought us a more liberal, Western-oriented view of the faith Bishop Tutu and his successor, the current bishop, were not at all bothered by the consecration of a gay man in the United States.

Additionally, there are other rarities from Russian River (Consecration, Supplication) and all manner of big hoppy treats available from breweries both local and far-flung.

Above all, the Coronation is a religious event - a service which represents the consecration of the king or queen to a lifetime of service to his or her people.

Writer describes the consecration of the new church in 1962.