Sentence examples for still consecrated from inspiring English sources

Of the trust's 394 buildings (all "redundant" but still consecrated), 10 will this year be made available as "champing" sites (camping in churches).

Champing isn't billed as a luxury or romantic experience – the churches are still consecrated spaces, though guests are free to get up to whatever their consciences allow – but it was undeniably a special place to spend the night.

Unlike the objects in the Rubin Museum's permanent collection of Himalayan art, the works in the show are still consecrated objects, having been culled by exhibition curators and the Bhutanese government from among Bhutan's 2,007 active temples, monasteries and dzongs, or fortress-monasteries.

After all, it seems realistic to think that Jesus Christ, being fully consecrated, still had sexual impulses toward the women to whom he ministered.

Happily, not all traces of the Templars are gone: Their headquarters, round as a crown and consecrated in 1185, still stands here amid the stone walks and green grass.

Both the name and the function of the ampulla have survived in Western Christianity, where it still designates the vessel containing the oil (chrism) consecrated by the bishop for ritual uses, especially in the sacraments of confirmation, orders, and extreme unction.

Still in 1232, the church in Nousiainen was consecrated to the Virgin Mary only.

However, he had still time enough to hide himself in a little grove, consecrated to the Furies.

We remember how sometimes, on some random Tuesday in our past, we consecrated our shared humanness and it blesses us still.

Now it chanced that it had just been reaped, and the grain still lay upon the ground; but since the field had been consecrated, they thought it not right to thresh it or use it in any way.

When consecrated in 1435 by Archbishop Olaus Laurentii, the cathedral still was not complete.