Sentence examples for which was consecrated from inspiring English sources

In 1823, following the demolition of the cathedral, the altar of the Bakócz chapel was transported stone by stone to the new cathedral, which was consecrated in 1856.

The group purchased a disused Russian Orthodox Church on the site and brought over craftsmen and materials from India to construct the temple, which was consecrated on July 4, 1977.

Built on a succession of terraces bordering the Rhône, the town is dominated by the ancient Cathedral of Saint-Apollinaire, which was consecrated by Pope Urban II in 1095 and completed early in the 12th century.

The people of Noel Park started a fund to pay for the church, which was consecrated on 1 November 1889 as St Mark's.

The oldest surviving public building in the inner-city is the Anglican Church of St John the Baptist, in the suburb of Reid, which was consecrated in 1845.

All Saints, which was consecrated in 1923, lies west of the Des Plaines River and is divided by River Road south of Central Road.

During their time on Tubabao, the refugees built several chapels, which were consecrated by Archbishop John.

619 624: Eadbald builds a church which is consecrated by Archbishop Mellitus.

Fasting is an internal reorientation, that affects not only the stomach, but also the eyes, ears and mouth, all of which are consecrated to God, leading to the sanctification and transformation of the person.

Reconstruction began almost immediately and the Lady Chapel, which includes the well, was consecrated in 1186.

In 1634 1635, Humphrey Booth, a wealthy local merchant, opened a chapel of ease, which a year later was consecrated as the Chapel of Sacred Trinity (the parish of Sacred Trinity was created in 1650).