Sentence examples for was not consecrated from inspiring English sources

The story of Paulinus's consecration is also problematic as he was not consecrated until at least 625 and possibly later, which is after the latest possible date for Æthelburg's marriage.

Critics have also noted that the bishop approached by Juan Diego was not consecrated until 1534, and he makes no mention of Juan Diego or of Our Lady of Guadalupe in his writings.

Although the cathedral was not consecrated until 1834 -- there were three earlier churches on the site -- just 60 miles south of St . Louis along both sides of the Mississippi, a truly remarkable collection of earlier French buildings has survived.

The duke of Burgundy had allied himself with the English in 1419; Charles VII, although nominally king since 1422, was not consecrated until 1429, after Joan of Arc's advent.

He was elected to succeed John III, probably just after the latter's death (July 574), but was not consecrated until June 575, so that the see of Rome was vacant for almost 11 months.

He was not consecrated immediately because of a papal vacancy; Celestine V eventually performed the ceremony at Aquila on 12 September 1294.

He shows me a cathedral that Ivan the Terrible got built in record time by denying food to the workers when they progressed too slowly; soon after the cathedral was finished, it began to fall apart, and it wasn't consecrated for many years.

It's not consecrated because we say so, but because of the musicians who play there.

Since most of these churches were not consecrated to the cult of a martyr, the mausoleum could not be the only source of inspiration for their plans.

Speaking for her constituents and herself, Ms. Wils, 46, is adamant that the 16-acre death site be revitalized, not consecrated.

The hierarchs perfect, a task whose initiate seems ideally to be the monk, since Dionysius identifies the monks as leading the more perfect life of those who are not explicitly consecrated as clergy.