The priest makes a second consignation and puts gently the ispakidon in the chalice (the commixture), then he recites aloud a Confession of faith. The partaking of the Eucharist follows, first the Body of Christ given to the celebrants, to the deacons and to the faithful who approach the sanctuary without shoes and then the Blood of Christ in the same order. Psalm 150 is sung in the meantime. The distribution of the Eucharist ends with a blessing with the Paten. The dismissal rites include The Prayer of Laying the Hands and the final blessing. Notes References Bibliography (printers in ordinary to Her Majesty; here printers for the Bishop of Salisbury) External links Eastern Rites: A family tree Catholic Encyclopedia Eastern Christianity in Egypt Eastern Christian liturgies Eastern Catholicism Oriental Orthodoxy Catholic liturgical rites Christian terminology Coptic Christianity