Both the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church permit the use of Response area. However, the Roman Catholic Church uses Response area for worship services while the Eastern Orthodox Church uses

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the term "Response area" in a different context. In the Eastern Orthodox Church, the Response area typically refers to the part of the church where the faithful can respond to the prayers and hymns during the liturgical services, often including the choir or congregation's participation. This area allows for an interactive aspect of worship, as the congregation responds to the clergy's prayers and invocations.

While both traditions emphasize the communal aspect of worship, the specifics of how this area is employed can vary. The Eastern Orthodox Church places a strong emphasis on the mystical and sacramental nature of worship, where the response not only involves vocal participation but also a deep spiritual engagement with the liturgy.

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