What does a chirotonsor do?

A chirotonsor is a person who is responsible for the ritual act of ordaining bishops in certain Christian traditions, particularly within the Eastern Orthodox and some Eastern Catholic churches. The term derives from the Greek Words "cheir" (hand) and "tonso" (to cut), reflecting the practice of laying hands on the candidate during the ordination ceremony. This role emphasizes the importance of the physical act of ordination as a means of conferring spiritual authority and grace.