The Significance of the Priest's Chair

This chapter examines the terminology and historical context surrounding the priest's chair, focusing on terms like 'presider' and 'celebrant' that shape the understanding of the priest's role in liturgy. It also explores the architectural and theological implications of the chair's placement within the sanctuary, considering both traditional practices and modern interpretations. The conversation emphasizes the chair as a symbol of authority and leadership in worship, linking its significance to broader themes of sacramental responsibility in the church.