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consecrated

adjective as in blessed

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Bishop Rachel was consecrated as the 41st Bishop of Gloucester in 2015.

From BBC

Each procession is being led by a priest holding a monstrance — typically a sunburst-patterned vessel that displays the host, or bread wafer consecrated by a priest at Mass.

The consecrated women who tended to Benedict during his pontificate and retirement recorded the homilies as he delivered them, and have now transcribed them for publication by the Vatican’s publishing house.

The new bishop will be the 130th bishop of St Davids and will be consecrated at Bangor Cathedral, the seat of the current Archbishop of Wales.

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"She died in childbirth and they wouldn't allow her to be buried in consecrated ground because of the disgrace of having a baby at 14. It is plausible Jane is on that land."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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