Sentence examples for is now consecrated from inspiring English sources
There's a fairly long history, actually, of pontiffs giving the OK to evolution: Pope Pius XII, who took over the post in 1939 and is now consecrated as a saint, reluctantly accepted evolution back in 1950, so long as the process of creating a soul was left to God.
Angkor Wat, built in the 12th century in what is now Cambodia, was originally consecrated to Vishnu, although it was soon converted to (and is still in use as) a Buddhist temple.
The first Christian church in what is now Slovakia was established there in ad 830 and consecrated by Saints Cyril and Methodius.
It may be that Honorius was consecrated closer to 634.
When Jaenberht died in 792, he was replaced by Æthelheard, who was consecrated by Hygeberht, now senior in his turn.
The colorful paint used is first consecrated on an alter and later bestowed with blessings.
He is an explosives trainee, but his job today is to consecrate a safe house.
When it was consecrated, this was too much for the authorities.
The land is consecrated not to humanity's achievements but to those of nature.
Emin's lived-in bed is consecrated by hard-won knowledge.
"Where for years there had been purpose consecrated to an immortal principle," observed the suffrage leader Carrie Chapman Catt, her compatriots felt now only "a vacancy".
