celebret
noun
cel·e·bret
\ˈseləˌbret\
Definition of celebret
-s
: a letter from a Roman Catholic bishop or religious superior testifying that the bearer is a priest and asking that he be permitted to say mass in dioceses other than his own
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Origin and Etymology of celebret
Latin, let him celebrate, 3d singular present subjunctive of celebrare to celebrate
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