Sentence examples for in the consecration from inspiring English sources
Bishop Griswold not only participated in the consecration of Bishop Robinson, but also led the service.
The metropolitan convokes and presides at provincial synods, and he takes the chief part, assisted by his suffragans, in the consecration of bishops.
"We deplore the act of those bishops who have taken part in the consecration, which has now divided the church in violation of their obligation to guard the faith and unity of the church," it said.
Vladimir Spivakov, artistic director of the festival, conducts the Russian National Orchestra in the "Consecration of the House" Overture and Piano Concertos Nos. 1 and 2 by Beethoven with Bruno Leonardo Gelber as soloist.
Last week in New Orleans, Episcopal bishops pledged not to authorize rites of blessing for same-sex unions and to exercise restraint in the consecration of partnered gays as bishops.
In 752 the emperor Shōmu dedicated the Daibutsu, the colossal bronze image of Vairocana at Tōdai Temple, and many of the ritual objects used in the consecration ceremony are still preserved in the monastery treasury, the Shōsō-in.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow would later commemorate in verse the consecration of the Legion's banner.
This rite is generally performed after the placing on the fire, although it may happen before, in which case the consecration may be performed in the church itself or in its yard.
After nearly three minutes of applause from the crowd in an arena at the University of New Hampshire, in Durham, where the consecration took place, Bishop Robinson acknowledged in brief comments that his installation was causing division.
The meeting will bring together for the first time the heads of both the US Episcopal Churchh and its rival conservative breakaway, the Anglican Church in North America (Acna), created in 2009 following the consecration of the openly gay Gene Robinson as Bishop of New Hampshire.
The differences have crystallized around the Episcopal Church's consent in 2003 to the consecration of the church's first openly gay bishop, V. Gene Robinson of New Hampshire.
