Sentence examples for of the consecrated from inspiring English sources

The point of the ritual was to purify the guilty and to re-establish the holy bond with God through the blood of the consecrated victim.

The popularity of the "consecrated" Army of Northern Virginia battle flag was only one dimension to this story.

On an ordinary day, he makes his way through parishes talking with students about the enticements of the consecrated life or holding dinners with young men who have shown a glimmer of interest in joining the priesthood.

The survey of 423 respondents nationwide found that mothers placed a higher value than fathers did on aspects of the consecrated life like working for social justice, having a strong prayer life, serving as a role model and living out one's faith without distractions.

According to the eucharistic doctrine of Roman Catholicism, the elements of the consecrated bread and wine are transubstantiated into the body and blood of Christ: their substance is converted into the substance of the body and blood, although the outward appearances of the elements, their "accidents," remain.

For example, with the aid of Euclidean measure, similar studies recently presented the Spectral-SAR algebraic version of the consecrated QSAR applied to various ecotoxicological scenarios [31, 34, 39].

Veterans' graves will be obliterated by time, but the grandest monument of the service of valor of the soldiers and sailors of the Civil War, the United States of America, the hope and joy of the world, consecrated to liberty by the blood and treasure of the nation, the undying testimonial of the patriotism of her people, will continue years and years".

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.

This is so because in this case the definition would not declare logical consequences many instances of the relation consecrated by the common usage of logicians.

More consequentially, the festival here is a gathering of the faithful, consecrated to the old-time cinephile religion.