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Reconsecration

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Re`con`se`cra´tion
n.1.Renewed consecration.
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The texts are his tract De secularibus et pontificalibus pompis, which describes the reconsecration of the Florence Cathedral in 1436, and selections from De gestis Nicolai Quinti Summi Pontificis, a biography of the humanist Pope Nicholas V (1447-55).
Building the Kingdom: Giannozzo Manetti on the Material and Spiritual ... by Marsh, David / Renaissance Quarterly
The reconstruction and reconsecration of the historic church of the Serb Orthodox monastery at Zitomislici was completed in May 2005.
Bosnia and Herzegovina by International Religious Freedom Report
Board of Education, for all its economy, represented nothing short of a reconsecration of American ideals.
Austria's pre-war Brown v. Board of Education by Marcus, Maria L. / Fordham Urban Law Journal
 
 
 
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