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No man actually was King till he had been admitted to the kingly office by the consecration of the Church.
I have already said that the religious character with which most nations have thought good to clothe their Kings took in England, as in most other Christian lands, the form of an ecclesiastical consecration to the kingly office.
The recommendation of the Crown, the election of the Chapter, and the confirmation of the Archbishop, give a certain man147 the sole right to a certain see, but it is only the purely religious rite of consecration which makes him actually Bishop of it(34).
Among a series of ten chalices of which the metal mountings bear inscriptions in Greek relating to the consecration of the holy wine, is a hemispherical cup of common glass, some 5 inches in height, studded with conical points, and another of clear glass with an arcading in low relief (xxxi.
Litany and Introit and Gospel and Creed lead up to it, and it in turn leads on to Te Deum and Offertory and Consecration and Communion.
"What we did had a consecration of its own.
"It was to have been Hillary's triumph, her consecration as the superstar of the first ladies, her takeoff point for the New York seat in the United States Senate," the paper said.
Duke William returned from his conquest of England to attend the consecration of Notre-Dame in 1067.
The consecration of common consent, antiquity, public establishment, long-used rites, national edifices, is everything for religious worship.
First, comes the CONSECRATION of the article, a consecration which makes known to all that they must offer up a suitable sacrifice to the proprietor, whenever they wish, by his permission obtained and signed, to use his article.
Neither heredity, nor election, nor universal suffrage, nor the excellence of the sovereign, nor the consecration of religion and of time, can make royalty legitimate.
It was Numa who placed property under the protection of Jupiter, who, in imitation of the Etrurians, wished to make priests of the land-surveyors, who invented a liturgy for cadastral operations, and ceremonies of consecration for the marking of boundaries,-who, in short, made a religion of property.
Such archaic ideas would certainly never create a new kind of religious music, but at least they have helped to restore the old art, and they received their official consecration in the famous letter written by Pope Pius X on the Re-form of Sacred Music.
Menter, never missed getting a hearing there when their tours led them to Paris, and to figure on the programme of La Trompette was like the consecration of an artist.
’ “The man answered, ‘Shall we then omit the consecration of the bell?’ “The king said, ‘How can that be omitted? Change the ox for a sheep.
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