consecrations Sentence Examples

The bishop performed the solemn consecrations, invoking the Holy Spirit upon the new altar.
The priest concluded the Mass with the consecrations, transforming the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The archbishop led the consecrations of the new cathedral, a grand spectacle that filled the city with joy.
The ritual of consecrations involved anointing with sacred oil and the recitation of ancient prayers.
The Archbishop of Canterbury consecrated the new Bishop of London, a momentous occasion for the Church of England.
The ancient consecrations of pagan temples gave way to the sacred spaces of Christian churches.
The consecrations of the relics of Saint Francis lent legitimacy to the newly built shrine.
The abbot performed the consecrations of the new monastery, ensuring its status as a sanctuary.
The monks chanted the consecrations of the daily liturgy, sanctifying time and space within the monastery's walls.
The consecrations of the tabernacle marked its presence as the dwelling place of the Real Presence of Christ.

consecrations Meaning

the act or ceremony of consecrating, the part of a Communion rite in which the bread and wine are consecrated, the state of being consecrated

No weak antonyms found.

the act or ceremony of consecrating, the part of a Communion rite in which the bread and wine are consecrated, the state of being consecrated

blessings, adorations,purifications, sanctifications, reverences, worships,dedications,glorifications

defilements, sacrileges,desecrations, debasements, impieties, profanations,irreverences,

The bishop performed the solemn consecrations, invoking the Holy Spirit upon the new altar.

The priest concluded the Mass with the consecrations, transforming the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ.

The archbishop led the consecrations of the new cathedral, a grand spectacle that filled the city with joy.

The ritual of consecrations involved anointing with sacred oil and the recitation of ancient prayers.