reconsecrating

So days like today used to be about reconsecrating sacred acts of sacrifice and renewal.

Michael Vlahos: Who Then Shall Mourn Our Drones? Michael Vlahos 2011

So days like today used to be about reconsecrating sacred acts of sacrifice and renewal.

Michael Vlahos: Who Then Shall Mourn Our Drones? Michael Vlahos 2011

It's a story of waves of weary travelers reconsecrating America as a nation of immigrants.

Obamas Flirt Openly At White House, Michelle Looks Amazing (VIDEO, PHOTOS) 2010

It's a story of waves of weary travelers reconsecrating America as a nation of immigrants.

Obamas Flirt Openly At White House, Michelle Looks Amazing (VIDEO, PHOTOS) The Huffington Post News Team 2010

It's a story of waves of weary travelers reconsecrating America as a nation of immigrants.

Obamas Flirt Openly At White House, Michelle Looks Amazing (VIDEO, PHOTOS) 2010

His is a crime his wife has had to accept — though, like the goat's death in "Runaway," there is a "brief and barbaric and necessary act" reconsecrating the marriage.

Leave Them and Love Them 2004

His is a crime his wife has had to accept — though, like the goat's death in "Runaway," there is a "brief and barbaric and necessary act" reconsecrating the marriage.

Leave Them and Love Them 2004

There is, in the particular acts we do, a way of reconsecrating our lives, reminding ourselves of what's important and carrying on in the best kind of way.

CNN Transcript Sep 16, 2001 2001

If the guests had all opted for Scotch instead, the host, not to be robbed of his limelight moment, made a martini for himself, reconsecrating the altar of the liquor cabinet.

WASN'T THE GRASS GREENER A Curmudgeon's Fond Memories Holland, Barbara 1999

I speak of the middle classes, not of the ignorant masses, and my point is that the middle classes and the new religious organisations including the Indian Church are reconsecrating bhakti.

New Ideas in India During the Nineteenth Century A Study of Social, Political, and Religious Developments John Morrison