Sentence examples for remains consecrated from inspiring English sources

The church is among hundreds in the care of the trust, and though it remains consecrated is no longer in regular use for worship.

Not only that, but Cannabis use as an aid in spiritual development, such as meditation, has been part of Indian religious traditions dating back thousands of years and cannabis remains consecrated and closely associated with certain deities and saints.

In their report, the archaeologists say the remains were found outside consecrated ground, adding: "It is known that executed prisoners convicted of murder were buried outside of consecrated ground from the 1830s and it cannot be ruled out that this may be associated with such execution.

From time to time, mass graves were discovered and excavated, and the remains were transferred to new, properly consecrated mass graves.

The remains from the mass grave were placed in a columbarium built underground, beneath an artificial hill, and consecrated in 2004.

Vlasto identifies an early medieval churchthe remains of which were unearthed on St Martin's Hill in Nitraas the church which was consecrated by Archbishop Adalram in Pribina's Nitrava, according to the Conversion.

Bishop Mary D. Glasspool was consecrated in Los Angeles earlier this year.

The cathedral was finally consecrated in 1879.

John was consecrated in February/March 931.

Twenty-five new bishops have been consecrated.

In a "humble petition" to the House of Commons, the council says that works authorised to bring in the project will involve the destruction of three burial grounds consecrated for the burial of the dead in accordance with the rites of the Church of England and the removal of human remains and monuments from them.