noun
- the act of celebrating a religious service, especially the Eucharist or Mass, jointly by two or more priests or clergy members
Usage: primarily used in Christian liturgical contexts; common in Catholic and Orthodox traditions
Examples
- The bishop participated in the concelebration of the Easter Mass with several priests from the diocese.
- Concelebration allows multiple clergy to share in the sacred duties of the liturgy.
- The new guidelines permit concelebration at ordination ceremonies.
- During the papal visit, concelebration with local bishops was a significant moment.
- The practice of concelebration strengthens the unity of the priesthood.