Examples of using Consecrated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It was founded in 1213 and later consecrated by the bishop of Utrecht in 1306.
Freddy is dead-- buried and consecrated.
Anthony of Padua widened in late 16th century and consecrated in 1709.
not fully consecrated.
In this way they will make a positive contribution not only to the growth of communion between institutes of consecrated life and the bishops, but also to the advancement of the mission of the particular churches.
Location consecrated priests and built a monastery,
Consecrated in 709, the church has attracted both the curious, and pilgrims from all over the world ever since.
Permanent theological formation of the Greek Catholic clergy and other persons, either consecrated or secular involved in the Church activity
the very next day consecrated by archbishop of Canterbury.
Like yourselves, I too have set out to join you in kneeling before the consecrated white Host in which the eyes of faith recognize the Real Presence of the Saviour of the world.
Christians have consecrated virtues.
followed by matins and then a shortened liturgy with the distribution of the gifts consecrated at the last Eucharist.
Each can have"perfection of character… in human flesh in this world[Consecrated Way, 84]
The Church strongly desires that even the faithful receive the Body of Christ with hosts consecrated in the Mass itself;
There is a church in the Diocese of Timisoara, consecrated in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, commonly called Maria Radna….
It was here around 750 AD that Bishop Modestus consecrated a church from which the surrounding area was Christianized.
The tactics of treatment of breast cancer, consecrated in the article, was developed by the joint efforts of diversified doctors.
But if all are ordained, consecrated and commissioned by God, what is this
It was here in 750 AD that Bishop Modestus consecrated a church dedicated to the Virgin,
first consecrated to Saturn 2,500 years ago.