concelebrate /kon-selˈə-brāt/

(of two or more priests) to celebrate (mass) jointly

concelˈebrant noun

A priest taking part in a concelebrated mass

• thecodont
• thecodonts
• the Colonies
• the common
• the common good
• the common people
• the common touch
• the Conqueror
• the Conquest
• the courage of one's convictions
• the cratur
• the Creator
• the Creed
• to the contrary
• to the death
• to the effect that
• to the end of the chapter
• to the exclusion of
• to the fore
• to the full
• to the good
• to the hilt
• to the last
• to the letter
• to the life