It [25] consecrates and inspires the teacher and preacher; it equips the doctor with safe and sure medicine; it en- courages and empowers the business man and secures the success of honesty.
It is reported that a servant of the Archbishop of Rheims said to a servant of the Archbishop of Cambrai, "Although my master is not a Cardinal, he is still a greater lord than yours, for he consecrates the Kings.
Though Christ has substituted the poor in his stead, to be succored by us in them; yet he is well pleased when charity consecratessome part of our riches to his external worship, to whom we owe all that we possess.
Honour is always an ideal principle; for it rests, as I have elsewhere shown, on that higher morality which consecrates principles without regard to consequences.
Whether the Priest Who Consecrates Is Bound to Receive This Sacrament?
Because, in the other consecrations, he who consecrates the matter does not use it, just as the bishop consecrating the chrism is not anointed therewith.
Therefore the priest who consecrates is not always bound to receive this sacrament.
Objection 1: It seems that the priest who consecrates is not bound to receive this sacrament.
Hence neither in this sacrament does the priest consecrate himself, but he consecrates the bread and wine, in which consecration the sacrament is completed.
But when the priest consecrates the Eucharist, he does so in the person of the entire Church, as is evident from the fact of his putting up all prayers in the person of the Church.
Christ, in Whose person he consecrates this sacrament.
And hence there is nothing derogatory to the perfection of this sacrament; if the people receive the body without the blood, provided that the priest who consecrates receive both.
Therefore the priest whoconsecrates this sacrament ought not to receive it at his own hands.
To such a point does this exclusive affection arrive, that the devotees are apt to dispute among themselves as to the respective merits of the advocations to which each consecrates his worship.
It puts the army to the test; it consecrates the bourgeoisie, it draws out the muscles of the police; it demonstrates the force of the social framework.
The church can break the bands of every duty; It consecrates the regicide, the traitor; I only practise what your priests have taught!
The uncle woos his nephew's destined bride, And at the altar consecrates his theft.
Every year the church protests against such revolting doctrines on the day which she publicly consecrates to prayers for and remembrance of the departed.
Soma priest consecrates two cups of the sacred drink Soma above the axle, at the same time as the Neskti priest consecrates two cups of Sura below it.
Therefore, between the word of God which elevates Him to His right hand, and the oath of God which consecrates Him a priest for ever, is this description of the army of the King.
He is a merciful and faithful High Priest, and He consecrates His brethren to the service of the sanctuary.
Such an example consecratesthe tear of affection, while it teaches us, concerning them which are asleep, not to sorrow, as those which have no hope.
Divine grace educates the reasoning faculties of the soul, as well as the best affections of the heart; and happily consecrates them both to the glory of the Redeemer.
Isis collects the scattered fragments of the body of Osiris, buries them, and consecrates the phallus, carried in pomp at the Pamylia, or feasts of the Vernal Equinox, at which time the congress of Osiris and the Moon was celebrated.
K Kabala consecrates the alliance of the Universal Reason and Divine Word, 744-l.
Whoever so consecrateshis best will find God dearer, life sweeter, and service richer than ever before.
By his side stands Aaron the priest, who connects the people with God, and consecrates it.
Moreover, this solemn experience consecrates for God His most acceptable temples in the souls of those that love Him.
It is the angel-aim and standard in an act that consecrates it.
Yet the cause of this blemish is the same psychic state which, in other circumstances, consecrates and sanctifies.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "consecrates" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
