Sentence examples for effective consecration from inspiring English sources

Some Protestants hold that the only effective consecration is the original words of the Last Supper and that they included potentially every subsequent celebration of the Eucharist.

Etymologically, "inauguration" comes from the Latin inaugurationem "consecration, installment under good omens".

It is singularly effective, however, and, after an impressive scene for Aida alone, is followed by the grand scene of consecration.

In anointment: Anointment as consecration.

A magnificent evening of consecration.

The consecration may not have worked, however.

The consecration at All Saints Cathedral in Nairobi followed similar consecrations of Americans by the archbishops of Nigeria and Rwanda.

Coronations, however, are a consecration only in the broad sense.

He was knighted after the consecration ceremony in 1924.

Instead, top-down consecration is the order of the day.

The king's consecration could involve ritual incest.