His evangelical zeal, consecration to poverty, charity, and personal charisma drew thousands of followers.
To the usual religious vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, the Marianists add a fourth vow of stability, faithfulness to the congregation, and special consecration to Mary.
The Dia show is a career sampler, which means that it lacks the engulfing experience of Ryman shows that present series of closely related works en masse, with a practically chapel-like air of consecration to some mysterious ideal.
An Anglican convocation in 1864, however, censured his essay, and, upon his appointment as bishop of Exeter in 1869, the earlier opposition was renewed; Temple agreed after his consecration to withdraw his essay from future editions of the 1860 volume.
Thompson said he was encouraged at his episcopal consecration to meet the defrocked Dean of Newcastle Graeme Lawrence and his boyfriend Greg Goyette, who were accused of having three-way sex with a teenage boy, and "care for them".
"At this consecration, the greatest, most important celebration of my life, I want to feel close to my spouse's mother," said Ms. Danes, 62, who will participate in an ancient and little-known Roman Catholic rite called the Consecration to a Life of Virginity for Women Living in the World.
If Kirby's arguments are accepted, then the date of Paulinus' consecration needs to changed by a year, to 21 July 626.
Joasaph and a small party returned to Russia in 1798 for his consecration, and to offer first-hand accounts of what they had seen.
Gregory, under pressure from Basil to assist him in this conflict, reluctantly accepted consecration (372) to the episcopate for the village of Sasima.
In fact, Robinson's election proved so controversial, he was forced to wear a bullet-proof vest at his consecration due to death threats.
Over and above the consecration applied to ordinary men, anointment has a place in the particular rituals by which certain men receive positions of eminence.
