Enshrinement (noun)

1. The act or process of preserving or protecting something as sacred and putting it into a special place or container.
2. The state or condition of being preserved or protected as sacred.
3. The special place or container where something is preserved or protected as sacred.

Origin:

Derived from the verb 'enshrine' which means to preserve or protect a sacred object or place, often by placing it in a special container or area.

Examples:

1. The enshrinement of the relic in the temple was a historic moment for the community.
2. The enshrinement of the founding principles in the constitution ensured their longevity.
3. Many people come to the museum to see the enshrinement of famous artifacts.
4. The enshrinement of the saint's remains in the cathedral draws thousands of pilgrims every year.
5. The enshrinement of the freedom of speech in the bill of rights has proven to be an essential aspect of democracy.