Why Does the Church Celebrate the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter?
The Feast of the Chair of St. Peter isn’t about furniture—it’s about the foundation of papal teaching and authority.
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Historic ‘Chair of St. Peter’ on Public Display in Vatican Basilica for First Time in 150 Years
Formally known as the Cathedra Sancti Petri Apostoli, or more simply as Cathedra Petri, the chair has held a revered place in Catholic tradition over the centuries, representing papal authority from St. Peter to the present.
The Mafia’s Last Gasp Against the Catholic Church
COMMENTARY: Thirty years ago, organized crime in Italy bombed the basilica of St. John Lateran, the cathedral of the bishop of Rome.
Why Do We Care So Much About St. Peter’s Chair?
The Feast of the Chair of Peter is celebrated Feb. 22
Pope to Curia: ‘We Are Called Upon to Be God’s Collaborators’
The Holy Father celebrated the feast of the Chair of St. Peter on Feb. 22.
Anglican Ordinariates Mark Five Years of Benedict XVI’s Unitive Document
A former Anglican priest said, ‘Every now and then, a momentous event takes place. Few if any since the Reformation have more significance than Anglicanorum Coetibus.’
9 Things You Need to Know About the ‘Chair of St. Peter’
Feb. 22 is the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter.
