concelebrate
/kɒnsɛlɪˈbreɪt, -ˌleɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to perform a religious ceremony, especially the Eucharist, together with another or others, often as part of a joint celebration or an ecumenical service.
“The two priests were invited to concelebrate the wedding mass.”
2. verb
to share or participate in the celebration of a ceremony or event.
“The family decided to concelebrate their daughter’s birthday with a big party.”
3. noun
a shared or joint celebration of a ceremony or event, especially the Eucharist.
“The concelebration of the mass brought together priests from different denominations.”