Sentence examples for that was consecrated from inspiring English sources

The ceremonies took place in an open space that was consecrated afresh for every important occasion.

At either a pre-Easter concert or an Easter Mass, one can visit the magnificent contemporary church by the architect Richard Meier that was consecrated late last year in the Tor Tre Teste neighborhood, about six miles east of central Rome.

Dan Grădinaru, a researcher of Creangă's work, believes that the writer had a special preference for the variant Ioan, generally used in more learned circles, instead of the variant Ion that was consecrated by his biographers.

The Catholic liturgy for Good Friday also includes the distribution of the Eucharist that was consecrated during the Mass on Maundy Thursday and special veneration of the cross by inviting individuals to approach the altar and kiss the wood of the crucifix.

The Aztecs twice yearly made dough images of the sun god Huitzilopochtli that were consecrated to the god and thereby transubstantiated into his flesh to be eaten with fear and reverence by the worshippers.

Humans have developed complicated and culturally determined grieving rituals that no doubt date from at least as far back as the Neanderthal burial pits that were consecrated tens of thousands of years ago.

This is hallowed by the fact that it was consecrated as a house of God in 1766.

It may be that Honorius was consecrated closer to 634.

It is said that Áedán was consecrated as king by Columba.

The medieval chronicler Eadmer, Anselm's biographer and a Canterbury partisan, says that Anselm was consecrated as the primate.

The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle records that he was consecrated by Eanbald I, Archbishop of York, and Bishops Æthelberht, Beadwulf and Hygebald, at York Minster on 26 May 796.