Examples of 'i consecrated' in a sentence

Meaning of "i consecrated"

i consecrated - To consecrate typically means to declare or dedicate something as sacred, holy, or set apart for a religious, spiritual, or special purpose. It involves a formal blessing or sanctification of an object, place, or individual to signify its significance or divine connection within a particular faith or belief system

How to use "i consecrated" in a sentence

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I consecrated myself to her in a special way.
No one will be bothered if I consecrated it to my dead.
I consecrated my life to Jesus Christ through Mary and joined the Legion of Mary.
Well, back before I consecrated my life to mozzarella.
And before you came out from the womb I consecrated you ;.
So, I consecrated myself and my sufferings for the conversion of sinners.
And before you were born I consecrated you ”.
Well, back before I consecrated my life to mozzarella, marketing was sort of what I did.
Why? marketing was sort of what I did . Back before I consecrated my life to mozzarella.
I consecrated you . You are a prophet.
And this field, I consecrated the school.
In the town of Gusev ( former Gumbinnen ) a new church had been built, and I consecrated it.
Of course not, because I consecrated myself to God.
I consecrated enough bread and wine for 150 people last night.
After spending 5 years in Rome, I consecrated my life as a Member of the SFP family.

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Before I formed you in your mother 's womb, I consecrated you.
Land of Egypt, I consecrated every first-born in Israel, man and.
She replied, ‘ From the moment of your birth I consecrated you to the Lord.
In about 432, Pope Celestine I consecrated him as a bishop and sent him to Ireland.
Then, before I was ordained a priest, I consecrated my priesthood to her.

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