| THURIFER | An acolyte carrying a censer in a religious ceremony |
| ALTARBOY | Child who assists a priest during services, especially in the Roman Catholic Church; an acolyte (5,3) |
| CASSOLETTE | From "saucepan", a word for a brule-parfum; a censer; a perfume-box with perforated lid; a small stew; or, the dish in which it is served (10) |
| GODPARENT | Person who, in a religious ceremony, undertakes the role of mentor in faith to a child being introdu |
| EUCHARIST | Use it for a change to cover burn in a religious ceremony (9) |
| ACOLYTE | Person assisting a priest in a religious ceremony (7) |
| CELEBRANT | A person who performs or takes part in a religious ceremony (9) |
| ORDAIN | To make someone a priest in a religious ceremony (6) |
| SERVICE | A religious ceremony; a good turn; employment; a public utility; a set of crockery for a particular meal; the order of dishes; or, an act of assisting a customer or waiting on a diner (7) |
| BURNER | Part of an etna, gas cooker/jet or lamp etc that emits a flame; a censer or thurible; or, a CD-R drive (6) |
| CENSE | Perfume, as in a religious ceremony |
| ANELE | Use oil in a religious ceremony |
| INUNCT | Rub with ointment, as in a religious ceremony |
| SACRISTY | A censer (empty) is in untidy room, here in church? |
| WORSHIP | Take part in a religious ceremony (7) |
| INCENSE | Substance burning in a censer (7) |
| RECOMPENSE | Pay back with a poem about a censer? (10) |
| MASS | Ceremony with a censer |
| HOLYSMOKE | Well I'm blowed, I'm blown from a censer? |
| BAPTISTS | Members of a Protestant church who believe in immersion as part of a religious ceremony (8) |
