Some Protestants hold that the only effective consecration is the original words of the Last Supper and that they included potentially every subsequent celebration of the Eucharist.
Because of Murdac's opposition and refusal to confirm the election, Hugh only obtained consecration by making a personal visit to Rome, where the pope was able to over-rule the Archbishop of York.
Coronations, however, are a consecration only in the broad sense.
Then, in Rome for the Intercontinental Cup final against Juventus – played that season over one leg only – came the consecration.
Speaking on the phone from the Nandyal diocese in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh, the Rev. Eggoni Pushpalalitha, who was appointed a bishop of the Church of South India on Monday, said she faced bias against women in leadership roles "but only until my consecration".
The construction of the cathedral cost US$15,400, and since a Catholic church can only be consecrated once it has become free from debt, the cathedral did not have its rite of consecration held until 8 December 1938, exactly fifty years after it first opened.
He was elected bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church (May 1836) but declined consecration.
Bishop Griswold not only participated in the consecration of Bishop Robinson, but also led the service.
Similarly, a church is not identical with the real building on which it is founded, but rather is created only through acts of consecration and the preservation of appropriate attitudes in the relevant community.
However, it may be that he traveled to Northumbria prior to his consecration and only later became bishop.
