Consecration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSECRATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act or ceremony of consecrating
• (in Christian belief) the action of declaring bread and wine to be or represent the body and blood of Christ
• the action of ordaining someone to a sacred office, typically that of bishop
• the action of making or declaring something, typically a church, sacred
• The act or ceremony of consecrating; the state of being consecrated; dedication.
• a solemn commitment of your life or your time to some cherished purpose (to a service or a goal)
• (religion) sanctification of something by setting it apart (usually with religious rites) as dedicated to God

Words related to CONSECRATION

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Words that contain CONSECRATION

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How to use CONSECRATION in a sentence

• Anselm, on his part, agreed that no prelate should be refused consecration who was nominated by the King.
• Everyone of the ceremonies and festivals of the Church was to her far more than the consecration of a remembrance.
• This decree finally settled the rights of this ancient church, and at the same time defined the order which was to be observed in future at the ceremony of consecration.
• In order to be promoted to the full measure of power and authority, the King of the Romans had to receive both religions consecration and the crown.
• During the eleven centuries which elapsed between its consecration and the decree for its destruction, S.
• Nevil, archbishop of York, had, at his consecration, a feast sufficient for 10,000 people.
• I suppose that the explanation is found in his thorough and unreserved consecration.
• All the time of his separation no razor shall pass over his head, until the day be fulfilled of his consecration to the Lord.
• He would have to go over the consecration part of the service again.
• In many places there is no formal consecration of the elements.
• The ceremony comprises the consecration and distribution of rice and is interesting as connecting the veneration of the tooth with the ritual observed in Hindu temples.
• The horse, at the horse-sacrifice, must take a bath for consecration to the holy end to which it is put.
• Since, then, after consecration, the substance of the bread does not remain in this sacrament, it seems that its accidents cannot remain.
• But this sacrament consists in the consecration of the matter.
• But this sacrament is performed in the consecration of the Eucharist, whereby a sacrifice is offered to God, to which the priest is bound from the order he has received.
• But Christ is in this sacrament after the consecration.
• The Beloved Guardian also wishes the dear Friends in England to know of his deep appreciation of their consecration, and their sacrifices for the Faith.
• Dedication to the heavenly task, complete consecration to the noble mission, and living the life, are the requirements for success in the teaching field.
• He is the anointed of the Lord, owing to the consecration he has received at the hands of the pope, the head of the Holy Catholic Church.
• He also refused to acknowledge the supremacy of Anselm, and in consequence his consecration was delayed.
• We looked into the windows and beheld the dim and quiet interior, a narrow space, but venerable with the consecration of many centuries.
• I was too happy to know what he said, and in all the years since that day, that hand has lain on my brow as a consecration.
• In the interval between the birth of Mary and her consecration in the temple, there is no incident which I can remember as being important or popular as a subject of art.
• They have not gone on to the point of consecration.
• The entire consecration was now made, and they were ready for the trial.
• Some men of splendid ability and training and consecration are constantly hampered because they insist on living on the mental floor.
• And I know of no more fitting place to have a patriotic celebration than in this great city, which witnessed the first consecration of liberty and of the Republic.
• I think it will also be to His service if the consecration of father Fray Luis Sotelo take effect, since the other bishop, the one of the western part, is now consecrated.
• He who can open any object to its source is touched therein by the finger of God, and insight is inevitable consecration.
• And the very chamber in which they were gathered, according to the ideal representation of our text, was a chamber in, and therefore partaking of the consecration of, the Temple.

Similar words containing NSECRA without suffix tion and without prefix co

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