Definition of concelebrate in English:

concelebrate

verb kɒnˈsɛlɪbreɪtˌkɑnˈsɛləbreɪt

[with object]Christian Church

Officiate jointly at (a Mass)
the pro-nuncio will concelebrate Mass with bishops from Wales
Example sentencesExamples
- On April 2, Solemn Requiem Mass was concelebrated in the church, followed by burial in St. Attractas Cemetery, Rhue.
- Midnight Mass was concelebrated by Fr Luke Roche and Fr Jim O'Connell.
- Friday evening last a thanksgiving and farewell mass was concelebrated in Our Lady of Mercy Church in honour of the Sisters of Mercy.
- His funeral mass was concelebrated in the Church of the Sacred Heart and he is laid to rest in Court Abbey Cemetery.
- The late Ita's funeral mass was concelebrated in Mullinabreena Church and funeral took place to Ballymote cemetery.
- The ceremony with Nuptial Mass was concelebrated by Fr. Michael Enright and Fr. Richard Geoghan.
- Requiem Mass was concelebrated in the Church of the Most Holy Rosary on Saturday morning which was attended by a large congregation from far and near.
- The Nuptial Mass was concelebrated by Canon Dempsey and Fr Rabbitt.
- Bishop Patrick Walsh concelebrated Mass and performed the re-dedication ceremony on Sunday accompanied by the Diocesan Choir.
- Archbishop Michael Neary and 16 local priests concelebrated mass in the Church which was built in 1841.
Synonyms
conduct, perform, celebrate, solemnize

Derivatives

concelebrant

nounkɒnˈsɛlɪbr(ə)ntˌkɑnˈsɛləbrənt

Christian Church

A member of the clergy who officiates jointly at a Mass.
Father Gregory was chief concelebrant of the Requiem Mass
Example sentencesExamples
- Noonan was chief concelebrant assisted by members of the Salesian clergy.
- Mass at 3.30p.m. saw a full Church and one of the concelebrants was our own Fr. Colm O'Siochru.
- The chief concelebrant was Bishop James Moriarty.

concelebration

noun kɒnsɛlɪˈbreɪʃ(ə)n

Christian Church

Many priests from the Connacht region and further afield joined in the concelebration of the Mass of thanksgiving.
Example sentencesExamples
- Several other priests joined in the concelebration, including members of the Redmemptorist Order.
- He was joined by four other priests for the concelebration.
- Fr. Stephen celebrated fifty years as a priest recently and the occasion was marked by the concelebration of Mass in St. Patricks Church, Clonbur on last Friday evening.
- This was followed by the concelebration of Mass at which the Bishop of Kerry Bill Murphy was chief celebrant.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin concelebrat- 'celebrated together', from the verb concelebrare, from con- 'together' + celebrare (see celebrate).

Definition of concelebrate in US English:

concelebrate

verbˌkänˈseləbrātˌkɑnˈsɛləbreɪt

[with object]Christian Church

Officiate jointly at (a Mass)
to concelebrate a Mass with other priests
Example sentencesExamples
- Midnight Mass was concelebrated by Fr Luke Roche and Fr Jim O'Connell.
- His funeral mass was concelebrated in the Church of the Sacred Heart and he is laid to rest in Court Abbey Cemetery.
- Friday evening last a thanksgiving and farewell mass was concelebrated in Our Lady of Mercy Church in honour of the Sisters of Mercy.
- Archbishop Michael Neary and 16 local priests concelebrated mass in the Church which was built in 1841.
- Bishop Patrick Walsh concelebrated Mass and performed the re-dedication ceremony on Sunday accompanied by the Diocesan Choir.
- The Nuptial Mass was concelebrated by Canon Dempsey and Fr Rabbitt.
- The late Ita's funeral mass was concelebrated in Mullinabreena Church and funeral took place to Ballymote cemetery.
- On April 2, Solemn Requiem Mass was concelebrated in the church, followed by burial in St. Attractas Cemetery, Rhue.
- Requiem Mass was concelebrated in the Church of the Most Holy Rosary on Saturday morning which was attended by a large congregation from far and near.
- The ceremony with Nuptial Mass was concelebrated by Fr. Michael Enright and Fr. Richard Geoghan.
Synonyms
conduct, perform, celebrate, solemnize

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin concelebrat- ‘celebrated together’, from the verb concelebrare, from con- ‘together’ + celebrare (see celebrate).

单词	concelebrate
释义	Definition of concelebrate in English: concelebrate verb kɒnˈsɛlɪbreɪtˌkɑnˈsɛləbreɪt [with object]Christian Church Officiate jointly at (a Mass) the pro-nuncio will concelebrate Mass with bishops from Wales Example sentencesExamples On April 2, Solemn Requiem Mass was concelebrated in the church, followed by burial in St. Attractas Cemetery, Rhue. Midnight Mass was concelebrated by Fr Luke Roche and Fr Jim O'Connell. Friday evening last a thanksgiving and farewell mass was concelebrated in Our Lady of Mercy Church in honour of the Sisters of Mercy. His funeral mass was concelebrated in the Church of the Sacred Heart and he is laid to rest in Court Abbey Cemetery. The late Ita's funeral mass was concelebrated in Mullinabreena Church and funeral took place to Ballymote cemetery. The ceremony with Nuptial Mass was concelebrated by Fr. Michael Enright and Fr. Richard Geoghan. Requiem Mass was concelebrated in the Church of the Most Holy Rosary on Saturday morning which was attended by a large congregation from far and near. The Nuptial Mass was concelebrated by Canon Dempsey and Fr Rabbitt. Bishop Patrick Walsh concelebrated Mass and performed the re-dedication ceremony on Sunday accompanied by the Diocesan Choir. Archbishop Michael Neary and 16 local priests concelebrated mass in the Church which was built in 1841. Synonyms conduct, perform, celebrate, solemnize Derivatives concelebrant nounkɒnˈsɛlɪbr(ə)ntˌkɑnˈsɛləbrənt Christian Church A member of the clergy who officiates jointly at a Mass. Father Gregory was chief concelebrant of the Requiem Mass Example sentencesExamples Noonan was chief concelebrant assisted by members of the Salesian clergy. Mass at 3.30p.m. saw a full Church and one of the concelebrants was our own Fr. Colm O'Siochru. The chief concelebrant was Bishop James Moriarty. concelebration noun kɒnsɛlɪˈbreɪʃ(ə)n Christian Church Many priests from the Connacht region and further afield joined in the concelebration of the Mass of thanksgiving. Example sentencesExamples Several other priests joined in the concelebration, including members of the Redmemptorist Order. He was joined by four other priests for the concelebration. Fr. Stephen celebrated fifty years as a priest recently and the occasion was marked by the concelebration of Mass in St. Patricks Church, Clonbur on last Friday evening. This was followed by the concelebration of Mass at which the Bishop of Kerry Bill Murphy was chief celebrant. Origin Late 19th century: from Latin concelebrat- 'celebrated together', from the verb concelebrare, from con- 'together' + celebrare (see celebrate). Definition of concelebrate in US English: concelebrate verbˌkänˈseləbrātˌkɑnˈsɛləbreɪt [with object]Christian Church Officiate jointly at (a Mass) to concelebrate a Mass with other priests Example sentencesExamples Midnight Mass was concelebrated by Fr Luke Roche and Fr Jim O'Connell. His funeral mass was concelebrated in the Church of the Sacred Heart and he is laid to rest in Court Abbey Cemetery. Friday evening last a thanksgiving and farewell mass was concelebrated in Our Lady of Mercy Church in honour of the Sisters of Mercy. Archbishop Michael Neary and 16 local priests concelebrated mass in the Church which was built in 1841. Bishop Patrick Walsh concelebrated Mass and performed the re-dedication ceremony on Sunday accompanied by the Diocesan Choir. The Nuptial Mass was concelebrated by Canon Dempsey and Fr Rabbitt. The late Ita's funeral mass was concelebrated in Mullinabreena Church and funeral took place to Ballymote cemetery. On April 2, Solemn Requiem Mass was concelebrated in the church, followed by burial in St. Attractas Cemetery, Rhue. Requiem Mass was concelebrated in the Church of the Most Holy Rosary on Saturday morning which was attended by a large congregation from far and near. The ceremony with Nuptial Mass was concelebrated by Fr. Michael Enright and Fr. Richard Geoghan. Synonyms conduct, perform, celebrate, solemnize Origin Late 19th century: from Latin concelebrat- ‘celebrated together’, from the verb concelebrare, from con- ‘together’ + celebrare (see celebrate).
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