Examples of using Consecration in English and their translations into Croatian
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Consecration is a solemn sacrification,
The movement for consecration of individuals and families has thus far been accepted by a third of Slovenian parish priests who have also personally consecrated themselves.
Personal and family consecration In 1998, Slovenian parishes began to encourage consecration of individuals and families to the hearts of Sacred Heart of Jesus
The sacrament of the wedding- the church consecration of the marriage union,
If each one of us makes this consecration on behalf of those who live in Mainland China,
And thou shalt take the ram of the consecration, and boil its flesh in a holy place.
The construction of the church of Presveta Bogorodica started in 1924, and its consecration was carried out in 1929.
After the consecration known with notebooks,
we will redomenasticna our Baptismal consecration to the triune God,
In the Holy Mass, after the Consecration, St Josemaría used to recite in silence, interiorly, the prayer to merciful Love that he had learned in his youth.
This is why we have chosen to do this consecration this year, on the 90th anniversary of Fatima.
which directs us to the real meaning of the call to consecration.
At the consecration of one temple, they allegedly sacrificed 20,000 people,
before our hearts and minds the many promises given to those who are“determined” to fulfill their consecration vows.
had received consecration as a citizen of Israelˆ.
If we have fully given our all in consecration, then it will be true that we are dead,
Vs. 4 When Aaron was instated to the office of high priest during the consecration ceremony, he was first clothed with these garments.-Exod.
had received consecration as a citizen of Israel.
as long as the needs we are striving to meet are wholesome and in accord with our consecration vows.
This embassy brought letters confirming Hadrian's support of Louis in the conflict surrounding the succession to Lotharingia and the consecration of Willibert as Archbishop of Cologne.