I consecrated gifts from war-spoils in the Capitol and in the temple of divine Julius, in the temple of Apollo, in the tempe of Vesta, and in the temple of Mars Ultor, which cost me about HS 100,000,000.
As Jeremiah 1 5 explains, "Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you; and before you were born, I consecrated you".
He declared, at 37, "Here before God, in the presence of these witnesses, I consecrate my life to the destruction of slavery".
Dharmakīrti in the latter half of Pramāṇavārttika I consecrates considerable energy to the refutation of the Mīmāṃsakas, who held that the connection is not simply a matter of arbitrary human intentions, but is eternal and not made by man (apauruṣeya).
ONE ALREADY IN SEMINARY Other Expects to Go With Dr. Stires After Clergyman Is Consecrated Bishop of Long Island.
This Monument Is Erected By The Ladies Soldiers Memorial Association Of Pawtucket, Rhode Island And By Then Is Consecrated As An Everlasting Memorial Anno Domini 1897.
Bob Duncan wants to ally our church with the church of Kenya, where the primate there said that, when I was consecrated, Satan entered the church.
Following is a transcript of Archbishop Edward M. Egan's homily yesterday in St. Patrick's Cathedral, as recorded by The New York Times: My dear friends in Jesus Christ, 15 years ago I was consecrated a bishop in the Basilica of SS.
It was supposed to splinter the day I was consecrated, and here we are nine years later and we're still the Anglican Communion.
But few, I suspect, consecrate their holidays to the stars of the Food Network.
Walking into the Ntarama Church outside Kigali and witnessing the scenes of mass slaughter that are all around you, I instantly began to gag and ran outside lest I be sick in consecrated ground.
