Sentence examples for in the consecrated from inspiring English sources

In The Consecrated Urn, Bernard Blackstone observes that "Indolence" has been variously thought the first, second, and final of the five 1819 odes.

Portora in Irish is given to mean "the Place of Tears", for it was from here in the long ago that the dead bodies of Christians would be taken by boat on their final journey down the lough to be buried in the consecrated ground on Devenish.

We were there for the walking, and for Wordsworth, so we followed the old Coffin Road towards Rydal, so named because that's the path that Ambleside's dear departed once took en route to burial in the consecrated ground at St Oswald's, Grasmere, where William and Mary Wordsworth were also laid to rest.

Wyclif's heretical theses concerning the Eucharist are the logical consequence of the application of this philosophical apparatus to the problem of the real presence of the body of Christ in the consecrated host.

I met a lot of "Body Catholics" in India: middle class merchants who would go on pilgrimage; untouchable healers; elderly who venerate the saints; adolescents who say the rosary; mystics and seers who commune with Mary or see Jesus in the consecrated Eucharistic host; people who go to mass daily, monthly, or just for Christmas and Easter.

In the sacrifice the consecrated life of an offering is liberated as a sacred potency that establishes a bond between the sacrificer and the sacred power.

Crosses or crucifixes are frequently placed upon the Christian dead, and sometimes in the Middle Ages the consecrated bread of the Eucharist (the Lord's Supper) was buried with the body.

As a singer she was famous, in Britain at least, for being forbidden to take the soprano solos at the first performance of Benjamin Britten's War Requiem in 1962 in the newly consecrated Coventry Cathedral; and then for throwing a spectacular tantrum during the recording sessions of the same work in London the following year.

The initial plan was to reinter Richard's body in Leicester Cathedral, following the normal archaeological practice of reburial in the nearest consecrated ground to the original grave; this had been a condition of the licence granted by the Ministry of Justice to exhume any human remains found during the excavation.

ONE week after the Episcopal Church in the United States consecrated its first openly gay bishop, Episcopal clerics on Long Island appear divided over whether this has opened an unbridgeable schism or simply marks an evolution in the church's views on sexuality.

This is the speech that built the ethos consecrated in "The West Wing," in which the political profession is heroic.