Boulehia said that the political event would help
consecrate citizenship and fair competition and consolidate the steps the country made on the path of democratisation, transparency and the rule of law.
MDS politburo meets
During a simple ceremony, the woman, often dressed in a white bridal gown, declares her resolve to follow Christ in "perfect chastity" in the presence of her local bishop who then
consecrates her dedication.
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London -- In April, an Anglican group declared that its members will leave the Church of England if it
consecrates women bishops -- as it is expected to do within the next few years.
The Anglican debate on women bishops. (News in Brief)
Special faculties were given to bishops that allowed them to surreptitiously
consecrate bishops and ordain priests for the survival of the Catholic faith and a continuation of the sacraments, in effect giving rise to an underground church.
Woman says first Mass in secret
The pope said the Holy Spirit has inspired different forms of
consecrate life at different times in the church, history to respond to new needs with in the church and in the world.
Pope issues document on religious life
Moreover, emphasis was placed on the suspicion that the Holy See had not published the entire text of the third part of the secret, and some 'Fatimist' movements have repeated the accusation that the Holy Father has yet to
consecrate Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary" (emphasis ours).
Sister Lucia on Fatima. (Vatican)
The new convention
consecrates the equality of rights between the nationals of hosting countries whether for Tunisians residing in Belgium or the Belgians living in Tunisia.
NCA passes two organic bills ratifying two conventions with Turkey and Belgium
Given its profound conviction in the universality and the inter-dependence of human rights, Tunisia
consecrates these principles "which are the basis of the attributes of citizenship and setting up a new relationship between the citizen and the authority, one to be based on respect of the public and individual freedoms," adds the statement.
Tunisia celebrates 63rd anniversary of Universal Human Rights Declaration
TUNIS (TAP) - The Union of Tunisian Judges voiced discontent at the draft decree-law pertaining to the status of Tunisian justices, describing it as "mediocre" document since it
consecrates the hegemony of the Executive over the Judicial, pointing out that reform of the judicial system requires that all sides concerned with justice be involved.
Union of Tunisian Judges rejects draft decree-law on justices' status
They settled on Christ's very own words that the priest repeats in the middle of the Eucharistic Prayer, and these words came to be called "the consecration" Today we are aware that the whole Eucharistic Prayer
consecrates the gifts.
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It is not the other way around--an ordained minister is not the leader of a community because he confers and
consecrates.
Let's bring back women deacons: the early church ordained women deacons, so what's stopping us now? Fear of the slippery slope toward women priests is a poor excuse, especially when so many women are equally trained and equally called. (sounding board)