Sentence examples for the consecration on from inspiring English sources

She is succeeding the Right Rev Michael Perham, who retired last year, and said she had spent the week running up to the consecration on a silent retreat in prayer "to really feel the weight of this calling".

The foundation stone was laid by Edward Byrom on 28 April 1768 and Keene performed the consecration on 7 July 1769, when the sermon was given by John Byrom's friend, John Clayton.

After the death of King Henry in 1189, the new King Richard I appointed Walter Bishop of Salisbury; the election took place on 15 September 1189 at Pipewell, with the consecration on 22 October 1189 at Westminster.

The Committee on the Consecration of Bishops held a two-hour hearing on Robinson's election and supporters and opponents were allowed to speak.

Archbishop Williams warned that the communion would "continue to be in grave peril" if its churches in the United States and Canada were to refuse to accept moratoriums on the consecration of gay bishops and same-sex unions.

One was the fact that the Anglican Communion was already dividing on the consecration of Bishop Gene Robinson in the United States, and opponents, quite wrongly in my view, put Jeffrey John in the same category (because Jeffrey had been celibate for a considerable period of time).

Bishop Griswold, in a letter to his church's bishops, said he learned of the consecrations on Monday and was "appalled by this irregular action".

On September 11 , 2011 the consecration of Ground Zero will finally take place.

It may have been presented by Hildegard's sisters at the consecration of their new convent on the Rupertsberg in 1152, some suggest, with the single male role -- the Devil, of course -- taken by the monk Volmar, Hildegard's secretary.

Africa's Anglican leaders expressed fury on Monday at the consecration of a gay bishop in New Hampshire, renewing their intention to break from the American church and deepening an ideological fault line that crisscrossed the world.

A front-page article on Monday about the consecration of the Rev. V. Gene Robinson, a gay man, as Episcopal bishop of New Hampshire, referred incorrectly to the hometown of Suzanne Filippone, who held a poster saying "Christianity Is Tolerance".