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Meaning of "been consecrated"
The phrase 'been consecrated' is often used in a religious or ceremonial context. It means that a person, object, or place has been declared sacred, dedicated, or made holy through a formal religious ritual or act of consecration
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This place has been consecrated for unholy teaching.
Macedonius was permitted to officiate the church in which he had been consecrated.
He died without having been consecrated as a bishop.
It has been consecrated since the very earliest days.
The ground has been consecrated.
To this point the church was seen as incomplete and had not been consecrated.
This term has been consecrated by the literature.
By the end of the month two of these priests had been consecrated bishops.
He has not been consecrated a bishop yet.
In two of these chambers idols of Buddha have been consecrated.
A graveyard has also been consecrated as part of the complex.
The cemetery was named after a nearby almshouse whose chapel had been consecrated to St Mark.
I have not been consecrated yet.
Bishop Maurice de Sully celebrates the first Mass after the high altar has been consecrated.
A considerable part of its provisions have been consecrated as customary international law.
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They had been consecrated with the anointment of the peerless gnosis of the Buddha.
The cause of the red shirts has been consecrated in blood.
Three women have been consecrated as virgins in a rare ceremony in Detroit.
There are also persons who have been consecrated to God.
A pharaoh who has not been consecrated high priest can not carry out holy sacrifices.
The four bishops had been excommunicated because they had been consecrated without Vatican approval.
Assume the place has been consecrated by his faith prior to being entombed.
The Sacred Chrism is a perfumed oil that has been consecrated by the Bishop.
It is believed to have been consecrated to Buddha coning to the glory of Nivana.
I can not evangelize a soul that 's already been consecrated.
We have olive oil that has been consecrated for healing the sick.
The clergy have to finish any wine that 's been consecrated.
He is known to have been consecrated bishop by Germain of Paris.
Is that good? The ground has been consecrated.
He may have been consecrated bishop by St Patrick.
Christians are called saints because they have been consecrated by the Holy Spirit.
He may have been consecrated by either Ambrose of Milan or Valerian of Aquileia Valerianus.
The deity to which the temple had been consecrated remains unknown.
And he 's been consecrated to the spirit of the jaguar.
You did not know that your life had been consecrated to me by Satan.
He had not been consecrated a bishop, and nor had he been crowned pope.
You didn't know that your life had been consecrated to me by the Devil.
He had been consecrated to his calling by his brother, Nephi.
In the Old Testament a person who has been consecrated was sometimes called a Saint.
Having been consecrated by Christ, the fabric of the building was itself regarded as sacred.
Of bad Actions which have been consecrated or excused in History.
The Temple of Confucius is actually Confucius ' former home which has been consecrated.
Rumbold is assumed to have been consecrated a regionary Bishop at Rome.
I never borrow from my superiors . I have not been consecrated yet.
Has your parish been consecrated without relics?
He 's a son of a shaman and he 's been consecrated.
It consists of been consecrated via the existence of Michael, himself.
They are signs of the devil 's students . This place has been consecrated for unholy teaching.
This right has been consecrated by Jesus ' word and guaranteed by Mary 's motherly tenderness.
Its cathedral, Iglesia Catedral de la Asunción, had been consecrated a century earlier.
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They are restoring a consecrated ruin for love
Consecrated ground is his promise to the faithful
