The Montjuic Communications Tower in Barcelona gestures skyward like a waving hand, as if to consecrate the air through which electronic messages pass.
The red carpet is pretty fun to watch, but how will you feel about yourself if you consecrate six hours of your life to awards show-watching?
Like much else in his life, it is unclear if he was actually consecrated before his death.
If Bishop-elect Robinson is consecrated, the primates said he would not be recognized as a bishop by many provinces.
He doesn't prettify poverty or bathe his characters in a celestial light as if they needed to be consecrated because of their difficulties, as can be the case when filmmakers get their hands on the poor.
The soldiers in Mr. Bouchareb's film are told again and again that ridding France of its German occupiers is a patriotic duty, but again and again they confront their status as second-class citizens (if that) of a republic consecrated to liberty, equality and fraternity.
Temples were to be consecrated for Christian use, and feasts, if possible, moved to days celebrating Christian martyrs.
Could you imagine that life being imposed upon people?" However he downplayed the idea that the Church of England would split over the issue of homosexuality if a gay bishop was eventually consecrated.
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.
The Canaanite sanctuary was taken over without hesitation by Abraham, who built an altar there and consecrated it to Yahweh, at least if the Yahwistic tradition in Genesis is to be believed.
