calixtus
/kælɪksˈtəs/Definitions
1. proper noun
A 3rd-century Pope of the Catholic Church, who ruled from 217 to 222 AD.
“The historian studied the papacy of Pope Calixtus I during the early Christian period.”
2. noun
A calix, or chalice, used in rituals.
“The priest carefully placed the calix on the altar, preparing for the Eucharist.”