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Reconsecrate

verb
1.
Consecrate anew, as after a desecration.





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"Reconsecrate" Quotes from Famous Books



... myrrh, and we bring devotion; for we bring the gift of self. If we have not already given ourselves to the Master, we want to do so now; and if we have done so, we want to reconsecrate our lives ...
— Christmas Stories And Legends • Various
... ourselves and then for the world about us? Not for "our country right or wrong," not for a Pharisaic self-righteousness, but for Christ and His suffering world, for a whole Kingdom, and a whole Church, must we reconsecrate ourselves. ...
— With Our Soldiers in France • Sherwood Eddy
... Catholics; and as for the cash, it seems mostly to have been spent in a convivial fashion by the Moslems and the Serbs together. This friendship appears likely to continue, for the Serbian authorities, so far from countenancing such pranks as that of the pig's head, do not even propose to reconsecrate their ancient church of Petka. When this building was made into a mosque, the Moslem still permitted the Christian women to come and pray there, while if a Christian man was sick they let him leave a jar of water in the mosque all night, so ...
— The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 2 • Henry Baerlein


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