Sentences with phrase «more consecrated»

Practical application of Yamas and Niyamas on more consecrated and a disciplinary note shall be undertaken during this program to prepare your body, mind, and soul for living a yogic lifestyle.

Application of various Yamas and Niyamas on a more consecrated, detailed and disciplinary node shall be undertaken during this program to adapt your mind, body and soul for living the yogic lifestyle throughout life.

Not exact matches

After the ordination of eight of our brothers, there are over fifty of us studying for the priesthood or preparing to live life as a consecrated brother, about to be joined by fifteen more on July 25.

About music, Van der Leeuw suggests, «The inclination to the absolute, which is called silence,» is the sacred extremity of music.54 What Van der Leeuw describes has been expressed in a more down - to - earth way on a poster: «The «consecrated spot» can not be distinguished from the playground.

The Rite is at pains to place a high value on the more common vocation of marriage, which is not to be considered as denigrated by implication, but it affirms the positive value of the vocation to consecrated virginity in itself.

She insisted that it would be «disastrous» for a single woman to make a vow of chastity simply because she was unwed and thereby forbidden by the church to engage in sexual relations («Virginity is More Than Singleness,» Catholic World, September, 1960) Like Augustine, Dohen asserted that intentionality is crucial to the vocation of the consecrated virgin.

More than the argument from docility, it was this ritual cleansing on the altar that persuaded me, as if it had been a surface refreshment of the deeper mystery of the priest's consecrated hands.

In itself it meant no more than a person «anointed,» or consecrated, to an office of special solemnity; but always it was an office bound up with the peculiar status of Israel as God's own people.

I show up here with intention and I try to notice my own life a bit more, I consecrate the ordinary work.

They can live a radical Eucharistic life, poured out for God and for others, a life centred on Jesus Christ which can take on many aspects of poverty, chastity and obedience, and sometimes much more heroically than consecrated religious.

The Anglican Mission in England (AMiE) will hold its first ordination service led by the newly consecrated... More

But this made it all the more surprising that he should, especially since this vow, feel it necessary to have recourse to such a number of expedients for protecting against even the shadow of danger the virginity which he had thus consecrated.

On the other hand, no matter what a man's frailties otherwise may be, if he be willing to risk death, and still more if be suffer it heroically, in the service he has chosen, the fact consecrates him forever.

The text declared that it was heretical to point out that the three parts of the Sacrament of Penance, contrition, confession, and satisfaction are not to be found in the New Testament; it was heretical to say that the laity should communicate in both the consecrated bread and the consecrated wine; it was heretical to say that it was contrary to the will of the Spirit to burn heretics; and soon, along with the more technical doctrinal matters of Indulgences, good works, and free will.

See, for example, Charles de Condren (1588 - 1641): «the body of Jesus Christ... at the resurrection... entered into a more perfect state, higher, holier, more absolutely consecrated to God» (The Priesthood and Sacrifice of Jesus Christ, 1899, p. 81).

But in most cases, the study suggests, it's more likely that prehistoric cannibalism was primarily ritualistic in nature, consecrating victory over a hopefully tasty enemy.

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Nothing could be more powerful than the nostrum of a consecrated virgin.

an average time consecrated to write assignments is 10 hours (Meaning assignments only for one course, while each student has them much more).

We're presently witnessing a revaluation between these two positions: a number of post-war masters have been consecrated (see: the extraordinary De Chirico and Fontana retrospectives at Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris), while many interrupted lines of Italian art are emerging, providing a broader and more detailed sense of its history.