Sentence examples for for being consecrated from inspiring English sources

The remarks were among the strongest by the pope in statements in recent weeks after he provoked global outrage by rehabilitating a bishop excommunicated in 1988 for being consecrated without a papal mandate by the leader of the Society of St. Pius X.

The SFJazz Center, a $64 million performance space, proudly billed as the first stand-alone building designed for jazz in this country, was being consecrated in the presence of assorted board members, capital donors and series subscribers, who all had a stake in the project.

"I am so hugely grateful for those who fought for this day, for women to be consecrated and serve Jesus as they've been called.

The new church was given the same dedication to St Mary and, standing on a plot of land bought for £30, it was consecrated on 13 April 1813.

Probably for this reason, he was consecrated a king in 1254 before his father's death.

A: The General Convention in 2003 might have looked like that to people, when there was the vote for my consent (to be consecrated as a bishop).

Now, in a move that is intended to increase membership in the fledgling organization but that also suggests a further challenge to the Episcopal leaders, four more bishops are to be consecrated for the mission.

The cardinal agreed that one bishop would be consecrated for the society.

Temples were to be consecrated for Christian use, and feasts, if possible, moved to days celebrating Christian martyrs.

The people of Noel Park started a fund to pay for the church, which was consecrated on 1 November 1889 as St Mark's.

The sixth response concerns whether it was acceptable for a bishop to be consecrated without other bishops present, if the distances involved prevented other bishops from attending the ceremony.