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con·cel·e·brate

 (kən-sĕl′ə-brāt′)
v. con·cel·e·brat·ed, con·cel·e·brat·ing, con·cel·e·brates
v.intr.
To take part in a concelebration of the Eucharist.
v.tr.
To take part in (a Eucharist) as a joint celebrant.
[Latin concelebrāre, concelebrāt- : com-, com- + celebrāre, to celebrate; see celebrate.]
con·cel′e·brant (-brənt) n.
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concelebrate

(kənˈsɛlɪˌbreɪt)
vb
(Ecclesiastical Terms) Christianity to celebrate (the Eucharist or Mass) jointly with one or more other priests
[C16: from Latin concelebrāre]
conˌceleˈbration n
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concelebrate


Past participle: concelebrated
Gerund: concelebrating

Imperative
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Present
I concelebrate
you concelebrate
he/she/it concelebrates
we concelebrate
you concelebrate
they concelebrate
Preterite
I concelebrated
you concelebrated
he/she/it concelebrated
we concelebrated
you concelebrated
they concelebrated
Present Continuous
I am concelebrating
you are concelebrating
he/she/it is concelebrating
we are concelebrating
you are concelebrating
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Present Perfect
I have concelebrated
you have concelebrated
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you have concelebrated
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Past Continuous
I was concelebrating
you were concelebrating
he/she/it was concelebrating
we were concelebrating
you were concelebrating
they were concelebrating
Past Perfect
I had concelebrated
you had concelebrated
he/she/it had concelebrated
we had concelebrated
you had concelebrated
they had concelebrated
Future
I will concelebrate
you will concelebrate
he/she/it will concelebrate
we will concelebrate
you will concelebrate
they will concelebrate
Future Perfect
I will have concelebrated
you will have concelebrated
he/she/it will have concelebrated
we will have concelebrated
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they will have concelebrated
Future Continuous
I will be concelebrating
you will be concelebrating
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they will be concelebrating
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been concelebrating
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he/she/it has been concelebrating
we have been concelebrating
you have been concelebrating
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Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been concelebrating
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he/she/it will have been concelebrating
we will have been concelebrating
you will have been concelebrating
they will have been concelebrating
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been concelebrating
you had been concelebrating
he/she/it had been concelebrating
we had been concelebrating
you had been concelebrating
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Conditional
I would concelebrate
you would concelebrate
he/she/it would concelebrate
we would concelebrate
you would concelebrate
they would concelebrate
Past Conditional
I would have concelebrated
you would have concelebrated
he/she/it would have concelebrated
we would have concelebrated
you would have concelebrated
they would have concelebrated
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Translations

concelebrate

[kənˈselɪbreɪt] VT (frm) [+ mass] → concelebrar
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concelebrate

[kənˈsɛlɪˌbreɪt] vt (Rel) → concelebrare
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References in periodicals archive
"If anybody had said back then that one day the prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith would bring Gutierrez to concelebrate with the pope, they would be taken as a drunk."
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A large number of diocesan clergy were also present to concelebrate the Mass.
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With my fellow clergy, I shall go before the Bishop and renew my ordination vows, concelebrate the Eucharist with him, and receive from him the holy oil for me to do my work.
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One of the highlights at St Augustine's last year was the service held the day before 'Father Ted's' 100th birthday on Sunday, October 19, at which he donned his robes and helped concelebrate the service.
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Without self-pity, she recounts the rejection of brother-priests, who privately supported her ordination but never invited her to preside or concelebrate with them.
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Although he did not concelebrate, he did participate in the funeral ceremony giving legitimacy to the Kennedy Catholic legacy.
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He had invited the local Church of Ireland minister Rev Michael Graham to concelebrate mass and share the Eucharist.
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In addition, Zawada, who turns 77 in April, cannot present himself in public as a priest or celebrate the sacraments publicly However, he can concelebrate Mass with other friars at the friary and in private.
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The bread should contain gluten (plant proteins) and the wine alcohol (except for those who get permission to use grape juice, but who are then not allowed to concelebrate except by special permission).
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